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Immediately after drinking, it is calm, but soon it spreads softly. Then it quickly fades away.
Easy to drink but not sweet. An interesting sake.
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Sweet. The rest is long.
Taste itself is delicious.
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The aroma is restrained and the taste is like sake, but with a good flavor. Delicious!
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The aroma and first impression is fruity. However, it is not ginjoed, so it still has that punch. The rest of the taste is bitter.
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Fermentation type smell. Mouthfeel is round but lingers quite a bit.
Strong and peculiar. Maybe not my favorite...
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Fermentation type smell...? Strong and peculiar.
It is interesting to drink in a comparison because it has a sense of a jumping-off point.
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It looks similar to Masumi. Easy to drink.
Though it is a result of comparison, it seems to be sweeter than Masumi.
The sweetness is stronger than Masumi, and it seems to be fast coming off.
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Strong sense of local sake.
I don't really like the smell... Unfortunately, it may not be my favorite type...
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Slightly smells of sake. Spicy.
It is not hard to drink, so it is good for when you want to taste the sake flavor.
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High fruity. Almost no smell.
A little bit of residual after drinking, but not in a bad way.
Delicious.
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Almost no smell. It comes and goes quickly.
Good sharpness, easy to drink.
Some bitterness...?
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It is quite fruity from the smell, not to mention the taste.
An easy-drinking sake with a very good draining effect.
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Quite fruity
Very refreshing, no residue at all.
After drinking it, only the aroma is left in the air.
Delicious!
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The aroma is that of rice.
Fruity taste. There is a lingering feeling.
Slightly slightly carbonated feel. Alcoholic feeling is not that much...?
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The type with the pressure of the first shot.
Not just a lingering feeling, but a refreshing type.
It is good when you want to taste the feeling of "Japanese sake! It is good when you want to taste the feeling of "Sake!
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It comes with a bang and disappears quickly. If you drink it slowly, the bitterness remains, so it is better to drink it quickly.
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The sweetness comes in chunks. Not very good at getting rid of it.
It's not very refreshing either, so I don't think I'm very good at it...
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It's thick at first, but it goes away quickly.
It leaves a lingering feeling in the nose, but it is easy to drink...?
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Sweet and refreshing
Very easy to drink
Tastes light but tasty
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It's like an avalanche of heavy sweetness that comes crashing down on you in a vertical line... heavy, but it slips away surprisingly quickly.
I don't think it's my favorite... ......
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