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For the record. Truly fruity. Delicious mouthfeel.
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For the record. Very easy to drink and delicious. Light.
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For the record. Sour, but mellow. Lactic acid-like?
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For the record. Slightly fizzy, fashionable sake. Delicious.
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Slightly carbonated. Strong sourness. Delicious.
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Very tasty. Slightly fizzy? Not too sweet.
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Slightly fizzy? Not too sweet and the acidity is there. Delicious.
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I have always liked Hokusetsu. It's easy to drink and has a strong flavor.
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The feeling of Yamahai is just right. It's not too sweet and the acidity is there. Good taste.
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It is a Daiginjo, but it is not sweet and has a sharpness. It is good.
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Nigorizake. Not too sweet, like sweet sake. Delicious, but you can't drink too much at once.
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The alcohol I had on hand. Sweet. Delicious.
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A little spicy. Easy to drink even while eating rice, and delicious.
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Very tasty. Nice aroma and easy to drink.
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Good. Neat, not too sweet. Easy to drink.
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For the record. This is good. I want to drink again.
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A light daiginjo. It goes well with snacks.
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Delicious. A bit alcoholic when you drink it. Sweet, but refreshing.
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Unrefined sake. It is like amazake. It is not Japanese sake, but it is delicious.
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It's refreshingly sweet. Delicious. Appropriate for your nibbles.
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