Mako Ohori
Tastes like a thin highball, easy to drink when heated up.
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Mako Ohori
Fragrance softly ~ Fade out ~
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Mako Ohori
You can taste it for a second. The rest is water. Super crisp and easy to drink.
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Mako Ohori
The taste is the best for 1000 yen. It's light but has a good taste. It's delicious!
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Mako Ohori
Fruity aroma.
Almost no taste.
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Mako Ohori
Sweet aroma
Tastes like alcohol
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Mako Ohori
Easy to drink
Light and refreshing
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Mako Ohori
Unique taste. A little sweet aroma, but light and dry.
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Mako Ohori
Refreshing, with little aroma. Light and dry
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Mako Ohori
It's like a prototype. It's stable.
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Mako Ohori
It is refreshing, but has a good taste. Delicious!
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Mako Ohori
A little fruity, but with an adult aftertaste~!
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Mako Ohori
A unique taste like raw sake. The one that goes well with fish.
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Mako Ohori
The scent spreads - it fades out quickly.
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Mako Ohori
It's fruity in the mouth with a hint of alcohol. A little rough around the edges too.
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Mako Ohori
Clear taste. Aftertaste fades out. A bit more spectacular.
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Mako Ohori
Super refreshing! No aftertaste!
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Mako Ohori
It's fruity and tangy afterwards! I mean, it's a silly name, but it's delicious.
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Mako Ohori
The aroma spreads out and the aftertaste is tangy and tight. It's too good to drink cold. I like it.
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Mako Ohori
This is a rare sake that can only be sold at stores that have a designated refrigerator. It is dry and has an unusual taste. It seems to go well with fish.
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