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Sweet taste but no aftertaste
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Quite rich and sweet.
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It contains carbon dioxide gas, so it is quite fizzy. It is very easy to drink because it is not sweet. It is very easy to drink.
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Apple-like fruity.
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It is so sludgy that it is not a drink but food.
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It is clear, mild and very easy to drink.
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Between mellow and refreshing. Easy to drink.
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Full-bodied sweet
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The taste is clear and dry, and you can drink it as much as you want.
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Fruity and sweet, but with a refreshing taste that doesn't linger. Sweet like melon.
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Following last year, this sake is served on New Year's Eve. It is said to be dry, but it is a delicious sake with a refreshing sweetness.
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Sake purchased on a trip to Ise-Shima, Mie Prefecture. It is quite light and sweet for a daiginjo.
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Purchased at VISON in Mie Prefecture.
Fruity sweet but refreshing.
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Clear, light, slightly dry and effervescent.
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Clear and easy to drink
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Brilliant, refreshingly sweet.
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A refreshing and easy-to-drink food wine
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A refreshing food sake.
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Toyo Bijin bought on a trip to Hagi. I just noticed it was a collaboration with a local supermarket. It's sweet like a sweet.
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On the ferry on the way back from a trip to Yamaguchi.
It was like sweet sake.
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