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Sake that is easy to drink with a strong acidity. It is the latest trend.
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It is dry and tasty, with just the right amount of rice smell. A good cup of sake.
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Dry and refreshing. There is not that much acidity or umami.
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It is called dry but slightly sweet. It is a good taste, but it is refreshing. Easy to drink.
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Suehiro, but dry and refreshing. It has a strong acidity.
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I thought it would be sweet because it is from Aizu, but it is quite dry and tasty. It is delicious.
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This is the spicy and delicious Toyobai. Delicious!
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It tastes like rice, but it is dry and refreshing with umami. I drank it cold at first, but would like to try it warmed as recommended.
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At the station corner Oyama. This is from Mashiko. It is a little bit dry with a good taste. Frankly speaking, it is better than Oyama's sake.
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At Ekikaku Oyamama. Deliciously spicy. This one is also slightly bitter as well as out of the gate.
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At Oyamama, station corner. It has a clear, delicious taste. The water has a bitter taste like sake from western Japan.
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Simply delicious. Slightly effervescent and mellow sweet. There is some acidity, but it seems to bring a spiciness to the aftertaste rather than sourness. Delicious!
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Of course it is spicy, but the sourness comes first more than expected. The dryness from the sourness is nice. Delicious.
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The taste on the palate is not good. What does it taste like?
The aftertaste is sweet and tasty, not bad, but...
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It is tasty and spicy, but has a very sweet aftertaste. Slightly matured feel. Delicious.
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Dry and clean, with a sense of melon and umami. Delicious.
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Sour, not too spicy, mildly tasty. Delicious.
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Sake with strong acidity, deliciously spicy. There is also a yogurt feeling. Delicious with meals.
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Speaking of Nemuro. An easy-drinking sake that goes well with meals.
The locals are said to drink it in a highball. It is indeed a delicious highball with a sweet taste.
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Spicy! And insanely delicious mouthful. Delicious!
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