たけうち
Fruity, sweet and refreshing sake.
It can be paired with Japanese food, or enjoyed as a substitute for white wine, or on its own before or after a meal.
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It has a dry, refreshing taste with a zushy, drinkable feeling that comes later.
Recommended for those who like sake-like characteristics.
Delicious.
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Dry and refreshing. Easy to match with food.
No harshness.
Very tasty.
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Sake that goes well with Shari. It is crispy but has a soft sweetness at the end. Delicious.
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This sake is drunk by fishermen in Obama and has a dry sake-like taste, but with a clean aftertaste. But it has a clean aftertaste.
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It is said to be a sake to be drunk with Heshiko. It is very drinkable. The alcohol content is a little high at 20 degrees Celsius, so you feel a strong kick.
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Easy to drink with a skim. Does not interfere with food. Dry.
Very tasty.
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Slightly effervescent when just opened. It is a delicious sake with a good acidity.
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It's gorgeous and feels both spicy and light. Delicious.
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The strength of the original sake can be felt, but it is clean and easy to drink.
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Best with hot sake and fugu fin sake.
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It is crisp and has a refreshing aftertaste.
A recommended sake that goes very well with meals!
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It is clean, sweet and easy to drink.
Not crisp, but not too sweet.
Elegant.
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It's like a white wine. It is clean and sweet with a bit of bubbles. It is an elegant and beautiful tasting sake.
It's more like a slow drink after a meal than during.
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Gassy and slightly sweet. But it is refreshing.
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Slightly gassy feeling.
It's clean and amazingly tasty.
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It has a bit of sweetness at first, but it is easy to drink.
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It is robust, yet refreshing. The aftertaste has a hint of sweetness.
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It starts out sweet but ends up refreshing. Balanced. Special Junmai is more refreshing.
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Crisp and dry, with a refreshing aftertaste.
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