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It feels sweet but the sourness comes back later and it's delicious!
I've always wanted to try my first flying luan!
It lived up to my expectations.
I'm really looking forward to drinking the others!
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Sake with a strong acidity
The low alcohol content makes it easy to drink.
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It was delicious.
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It was delicious with the fizzy taste of the raw sake.
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Just delicious.
It's fizzy, fruity, and has a strong flavor.
I want to drink this again!
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Quite fizzy and tasty.
I would like to drink this again.
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Refreshing, but crisp and gassy.
You can taste it and feel it in your mouth.
Even after drinking, the aroma remains in your mouth and you can enjoy it slowly.
I like it.
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Fruity, delicious, tangy, and amazingly tasty!
I want to drink this again next year!
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Easy to drink and tasty.
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My first Jyushiyo
It's light and easy to drink.
I'd like to try the others.
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Sparkling that felt crisp and less delicious.
Sparkling became less sparkling as the day went on, but the flavor came out and was delicious.
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A little fruity, but crisp and firm.
There's a little bit of gas, and there's a little bit of crispness to it.
Delicious.
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It's sweet and sour and delicious 😋.
This is habit-forming.
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Fruity
Daimine is still delicious
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Kind of like lychee.
Delicious with a little gas.
Inomoto Sake Shop 50th Anniversary Special Sake
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It's rather dry and crisp.
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It is said to be similar to 14yo, but I have never had it, so I don't know. It is crisp, but has a sweet flavor and a refreshing feeling.
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It seemed to be thicker and had a sweeter and darker taste for a junmai sake.
It was delicious when heated.
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