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A watery little sweetness.
The more you drink it in layers, the sweeter it gets.
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Shichida純米大吟醸 無濾過生
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It is sweet. It is similar to Jyoshito Kuheiji, but Jyoshito Kuheiji is slightly sweeter.
There is a sense of effervescence.
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Tastes similar to white wine with a touch of acidity. Quite sweet when you get used to it.
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It's a little sweet and I like the taste. It's a good cosmetic sake that you can buy at the supermarket.
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It's sweet but watery and clear. Delicate and thin.
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Sake you can buy at the supermarket. It is good for the cost. It is a little sweet, but maybe not as sweet as Kekkaen. The initial taste.
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It has a brewed tang to it. Once you get used to it, it feels almost sweet in flavor, but still has a brewing feel.
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It's so sweet that it's a bit heavy. I like it.
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Sweet and full of flavor.
Mellow and without the horniness of Tomonori.
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智則直汲み中取り無濾過生原酒 純米吟醸
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It has a horn and umami.
It's not pushy, but it has an angle and I like it.
More umami from the grain sukke.
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