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★★★★3,520 yen. The green label of Nabeshima is not Yamadanishiki, I see. Fruity and light from the first sip. The finish is firm and slightly dry. It has an apple taste like Nabeshima. The umami spreads.
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★★★★3000 yen. Aged sake. The color is yellow. It is said to be good when drunk hot. It tastes refreshing and full with a lingering aftertaste even at room temperature. The taste seems to change depending on the temperature you drink it at, so let's cool it down in the refrigerator!
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3000 yen. ★★★★ It is the first fire-brewed sake stored at room temperature in a long time. The first sip has a great spread of umami. The acidity is light. It spreads quickly and lingers in the mouth. It is good and light.
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★★★★3300 yen. Purchased this year after last year. It has a refreshing apple flavor. According to the owner of the liquor store, it is a mixture of three daiginjos, so it is very cost-effective. Perfect for a refreshing drink. Not full of flavor. A little thin. I think it tasted better last year.
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★★★★3260 yen. Good balance of flavor and acidity. It was described as slightly effervescent, but it was not. It is fruity, betraying expectations. The back label may be a good target.
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★★★★2970 yen. Cork flies. Soft mouthfeel. Apple taste. It comes slowly afterwards. There is almost no alcohol taste. Soft sake. A little light.
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★★★★ 3080 yen. Very strong alcohol taste. Fruity once you get used to it. The taste is generally light. The taste may change as the day goes by.
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3,500 yen. Clean apple taste. Dry feeling. It has a good flavor. It is easy to drink, perhaps because the water is good.
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★★★★3520 yen. A little expensive. Aji no Koi Wataya. Apple flavor. Dry at the end. Brilliant but clean.
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★★★★3080 yen. Cheap. Neat and fruity. It's not very rich, but it tastes good.
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★★★★ 3600 yen. A good drink. The cork opens like champagne, but there is no sense of gas. Refreshingly mellow. The aftertaste is also refreshing.
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★★★★3750 yen. Intense sourness from the first sip, apple and lemon. It's a little fizzy, but after about the fifth sip, it becomes a normal drink. Maybe my tongue got used to it. There is a lingering aftertaste. The alcohol is not strong.
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★★★★3. 190 yen. Refreshing apple flavor. It has the lingering taste of cotton candy. Not too refreshing, but just right. However, the impression is thin. This is also typical of Wataya.
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This is a gift from ★★★★. It's just plain delicious. It's gorgeous, but not too gorgeous and refreshing. I'm not sure I'd buy it myself. I wouldn't buy it myself.
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★★★★★2100 yen. Cheap. Apple flavored, fruity, a little strong alcohol feeling because it is undiluted sake. The sourness continues. No aftertaste. It is similar to Nabeshima. Easy to drink.
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★★★★5500 yen. It's expensive, so it's naturally good, but it's good the moment you drink it! It is not good sake. It's a little bitter. Strong alcohol feeling at the beginning of drinking. It tastes like apple or herb. The aftertaste is a little bitter.
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★★★★ My first brand, light, tasty and crisp. Yogurt aftertaste, refreshing and clean at the start.
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Light, alcoholic, some kind of taste but hard to describe, oaky flavor, not bad but hard to say if I would buy again. The aftertaste lingers.
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★★★★4400 A little pricey, but you can taste the flavor from the first sip. It is gorgeous and has a long aftertaste. Nurutoro fruity. It is more suitable for a gift than a home drinking.
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★★★★ This is the safest thing you can buy for under $3,000 at the moment. It has a refreshing apple taste. The aftertaste is not bad either.
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