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When in doubt, go for drunken whales anyway. It's good!
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Surprisingly dry and sour. Banana type aroma.
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Fruity sweet sake. A little sourness too.
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The first aroma is a fluffy, fruity aroma. Very refreshing and dry.
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I bought it because I heard it was delicious cold. It has a sour and tasty taste with a light aftertaste and is easy to drink.
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Very easy to drink with rice flavor and acidity. I can only drink it this time of year, so I'll buy it again.
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Sake rice is Ginpu. Slightly dry. Slightly dry, with rice umami and acidity.
The label seems to have changed since the new brewing building was built last year.
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consistently good
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It does not say how many years it has been aged, but it has an aroma of maturity. The color is slightly yellowish.
It has a sweet aroma and a sour taste. The aftertaste is refreshing, but a little sourness remains in the mouth.
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Not too sweet, tart and refreshing to drink.
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Fruity and dry. Hanamup is good, but Ryoseki Junmai is also good.
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Good balance of aroma, umami and acidity. Slightly fruity aroma like ginjo sake.
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Dry, acidic, and refreshing. Nice aroma too.
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I drink it chilled. It starts out mellow and ends up refreshing. It's good. I like it a lot.
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It is dry and has a strong umami flavor. It also has a little sourness.
I've been drinking it a lot for a long time.
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Dry. Refreshing and easy to drink.
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Dry and refreshing. It's good any time of the day, and it's cosy!
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