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Refreshing and crispy delicious
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Sweet and sour nigori sake
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Fruity but firm and delicious.
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Sweet and sour and easy to drink.
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Clean, fruity and delicious.
Description: Moderate gassiness and refreshing aroma
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Delicious banana-like sweetness
Description: Wine-like elegance and sharpness
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Clear and slightly sweet
Description: Clear mouthfeel and throatfeel
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Gassy yet fruity and delicious.
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ageyaki
A little crisp, fruity and delicious.
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ageyaki
Crisp and tasty rice
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TatenokawaFoo Fighters 純米大吟醸 半宵 銀
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Slightly sweet but sharp and delicious.
(I bought it because I love foo fighters, but I finally got around to drinking it!)
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ジークじこん
Hi ageyaki😃
This is the first time I️ saw the Tateno River Fufi version.
I️ have been a fan of yours since your debut ‼️.
I'll never forget how impressed I was when I saw it on Fuji😭.
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ageyaki
Thanks for your comment, Sieg Jikon. Sorry for the delayed response 😣.
It's a sake made in collaboration with Tate-no-Kawa for the release of their Medicine At Midnight album!
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Hakugakusenアッサンブラージュ 路考
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Dry with no bitterness
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Fruity and clean delicious!
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It's clean, sweet, and super tasty.
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ageyaki
Clean, slightly sweet. Delicious.
Introduction:Ripe melon, and delicious!
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Strong rice flavor.
Introduction:Mellow warmth
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A little crisp and fresh at the beginning
Introduction:Tenderness with a full flavor.
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ageyaki
Schwarzenegger and sweet. Easy to drink.
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ageyaki
At first it's like water, but it's sharp and spicy.
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The aroma comes first, the dryness comes later, and it's delicious.
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