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Sweet and mellow.
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Local sake from Hachioji. The water is mild and the taste is mellow and round.
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Crisp and sweet. It was a bit disappointing as it was lukewarm.
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I drank it once at Maruhachi in Takadanobaba and shockingly liked it, so I bought it myself. If I had carried it around outside, it would have gotten a little slimy and the gassy feeling would have been weaker.
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Lastly, the Honjozo. It has no bitterness, and is refreshingly dry and easy to drink.
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Three drinks were compared. The most rounded and mild. The sweetest.
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Three drinks were compared. It was the most refreshing of the three. It is crisp and tasty.
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Three cups of sake for comparison. It is easy to drink with a bright and sweet taste.
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The first glass is a hana-yosu. Mellow, mellow and easy to drink.
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This store has a wide variety of whiskey. This was the only sake available.
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In addition to the freshness and sweetness typical of nama-zake, it has a slightly robust feel. Is it because it is Omachi?
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Clear, well-balanced and easy to pair with food. Light and tasty.
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まろやか。
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I think it was not sweet, but my memory is fuzzy.
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Sweet and easy to drink. Cold sake,
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Quite mellow and heavy. Almost no sweetness, but solid.
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Mellow and sweet. Easy to drink cold.
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It is easy to drink cold and drink it clear.
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A little heavy and solid.
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A sweet Junmai sake. It may be tasty with a slightly tangy and fizzy taste.
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