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It is a dry special junmai with little sweetness.
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Clear. The package is distinctive and cute.
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Couldn't take a picture. The water looks much clearer.
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Sake with Chinese food. Sweet but tasty as sake.
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It is like water. The one you've been rolling the dice on.
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Fine sake received as a gift. Rich sweet taste. More mellow due to room temperature.
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Memory is hazy. It must have been delicious.
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記憶曖昧。
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Strictly dry at the end. Could not finish it.
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Gorgeous sweetness. A refreshing gusto in the first glass.
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Junmai. Maybe the sweetness came forward because it wasn't chilled very well?
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It is said to be the official sake of Waseda University. Fruity, moist and delicious. Sweet.
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Finally, dry. Surprisingly easy to drink. I got the impression that it was not that peculiar.
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A local Yamanashi sake purchased at a 7-Eleven near Kawaguchiko. Mellow.
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Got it at Furusato.
It comes in a high-class paper case. It has a profound and elegant taste.
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Toshimaya Shuzo's autumn sake is available at convenience stores. It is well-balanced with a firm sweetness.
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It seems to be freshly squeezed new sake. The first sip is not very sweet, but rather spicy and bitter. It has a freshness that makes it drinkable in a characteristic way.
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Sake bought at Fuji Rock. Mellow.
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Delicious. Easy to drink.
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Doburoku, rice and agave. It's fizzy and you can drink it quickly.
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