リョウサン
It is clear and dry, and goes well with okonomiyaki.
3.5/5.0 points
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The moment you feel it spread in your mouth, it disappears with a swoosh.
A peacock that can't fly, no wonder. lol
3.5/5.0 out of 5.0 points
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It has a sweet taste and a fluffy, colorful sensation from the moment you drink it.
3.8/5.0 out of 5.0 points
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It is sweet and spreads in the mouth, but has a refreshing throat.
It is addictive in its sweetness, as if you could drink it again and again.
4.0/5.0 out of 5.0 points
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Dry, clean, and thirst quenching!
3.0/5.0 out of 5.0 points
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It expands in the mouth and is sweet but has a nice sharpness.
If anything, it goes well with white fish, ginkgo nuts, edamame, etc.
I also drank a bottle of solid bamboo the other day and found it to be just as sweet and delicious.
4.5/5.0 out of 5.0 points
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It is only super dry, not sweet and light, but not insufficient. Easy to drink and delicious.
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The wine is unique, with a wine-like flavor that spreads in the mouth like wine.
4.5/5.0 out of 5.0 points
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The taste has the atmosphere of old-fashioned sake.
2.5/5.0 out of 5.0 points
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Fruity, but crisp and not sweet.
Open flavor that leaves the palate wanting another sip.
A sake that can be talked about in a positive manner with a sense of continuity, like a samurai's storytelling, with a sense of the funkiness of the night.
5.0/5.0 out of 5.0 points
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The aroma is amazing, but the moment you taste it, the dry taste spreads.
It goes very well with Japanese side dishes.
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The taste spreads in your mouth and then recedes quickly.
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A special order from Yamatoya Sake Shop. The taste is sweet like the moon after the rain, spreading in the mouth and disappearing quickly.
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