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At first it tasted pretty solid in cold sake, then I enjoyed the taste of the temperature change process by dipping it in hot water. This is a drink that goes well with warming.
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It's a light palate, with a taste that matches the image on the label. The label is stylish and understated.
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It's crisp, slightly sweet and easy to drink. I haven't had much shizuku sake before, so it was refreshing.
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This is a solid, richly flavored sake. It was served warm.
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It has a refreshing sweetness, yet it has a robust flavor that is typical of an unpasteurized sake.
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We had it slightly chilled, as recommended by the restaurant, and poured it into a glass shaped like a long, narrow wine glass. It was fragrant, had great flavor and was a good drink.
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Warmed up while eating shabu-shabu. It is an easy to drink sake.
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This is a sake from Uchiko, Ehime. It has a crisp dry taste, with a little sourness. It is easy to drink. The label is beautiful.
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It's a very dry, dry drink. It has a refreshing feeling.
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It's a crisp, sweet sake.
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This is a limited edition sake for Halloween. It's a thick, fruity, slightly cloudy liquor. Ladies will love it.
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It has just the right amount of richness, and you can taste the flavor of the sake.
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I enjoyed it warmed up. It was very good, and the mature taste I had when I had it cold was mellowed out. I enjoyed it at different temperatures, so I was able to enjoy the difference in flavor.
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It has a faint sour taste, but it is not too strong and easy to drink.
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It has a slightly sweet, slightly old-fashioned taste, but it's surprisingly easy to drink.
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It has a rich, slightly dry taste.
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