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Slightly sweet
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Light and fruity. Not too sweet, light and delicious sake.
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At a kushikatsu restaurant.
Easy to drink.
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Purchased at a roadside station after climbing Odaigahara. We had it at the glamping lodge. It is mellow and sweet like a Daiginjo. Delicious without being heavy.
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Not too light, not too heavy, well-balanced taste.
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Aromatic and refreshing
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Fruity and sweet. Delicious sake.
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Slightly sweet and full-bodied.
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Slightly dry and refreshing. Goes well with sushi.
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At a nearby sushi restaurant. Delicious sake, a little sweet but refreshing.
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Aromatic and slightly sweet. But it has a refreshing aftertaste. A bottle is the right choice!
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Slightly sweet with a refreshing taste. A food sake that can be easily matched with food.
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I received this as a souvenir from a trip to Nagano. A delicious sweet and sour summer sake.
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It has a refreshing taste, but has a mellow flavor. I like the taste.
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Goldfish swim behind the label
Sweet but refreshing
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Sake that is refreshingly dry and feels like summer
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Mellow aroma. Sweet on the palate with a refreshing apple flavor.
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Delicious sake that is mild on the palate and dry on the throat.
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Slightly sweet, easy to drink and tasty
Slightly sweet, easy to drink, delicious sake
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