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It is dry and refreshing to drink. Good taste.
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Fragrant and easy to drink.
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Slightly acidic with a slight fizz.
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Dry and refreshing, easy to drink without any peculiarities.
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The sake! A rice-like drink.
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Clear, dry taste.
It has a little peculiarity, but it seems to go well with various tsumami.
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Well balanced in every way!
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Visited for the second day in a row and drank this again.
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Visited for the second day in a row and drank this again.
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A refreshing drink.
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Sake breweries in Toyama brought their own sake and blended it.
Well-balanced, delicious, and an interesting idea!
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It has a good flavor and is easy to drink. Quintessential Junmai Daiginjo.
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Crisp and refreshing. It has no habit and is easy to drink.
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It's boozy. Full, deep, and delicious!
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Quintessential dry taste. It is refreshing after drinking.
There is no habit, and it is easy to drink.
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It is not Junmai, but Daiginjo.
It has a good aroma and deep flavor.
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Well-balanced mouthfeel, typical of Junmai.
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It has a deep taste because it is unfiltered. It has a rice-like sensation. The sake!
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