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Kido's summer gallop at a standing bar.
I thought Kido was easy to drink, no matter which one I had.
The sake went very well with the snacks.
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I purchased this bottle at a Japanese liquor store in Sendai Station during a previous business trip to Sendai.
The moment I drank it, a fruity sweetness spread to my mouth, and the aftertaste was a little peculiar, but not unpleasant.
It was a gentle, slightly sweet bottle that one would not expect from the power of the label.
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The third drink of the day.
When you put it in your mouth, its unique aroma fills your mouth.
Although it is labeled "dry," it does not feel dry at all.
It is the kind of sake that you will want to drink again when you forget about it.
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Second standing drink of the day.
Juicy sweet and very easy to drink.
It was a little too sweet for me, so I drank it all by itself without reducing the number of snacks.
I highly recommend this sake for those who are not good at sake.
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如空特別純米酒 White Bear
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I selected this from the standing bar's today's recommendation.
First of all, I was surprised by the cute label.
I was surprised at the cute label, even though I was an old man drinking alone... lol.
It tastes fruity and has a refreshing aftertaste.
I think I'll buy some to take home.
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Second drink at a corner store in Shinbashi.
Mouthfeel gassy, sweet and juicy, very easy to drink, maybe I like it.
Maybe it doesn't go well with rakkyo😅.
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I stopped by a corner store in Shinbashi and tried Takizawa, which caught my attention.
It is fruity, but not too sweet, and the aftertaste disappears quickly.
I think it is an easy-drinking sake.
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Sake given to me by a senior employee of my company.
He saw it on TV and bought one for himself.
He is a nice senior.
The moment you put it in your mouth, there is a slight fizzy sensation on your tongue, making you think it is fruity, and then a robust, good old-fashioned sake flavor spreads out.
The aftertaste, however, does not linger, but rather fades away.
I heard that precious rice is used for this sake, so I will drink it with care.
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This is my first Miyakanbai.
The words "Junmai Daiginjo" made me think, "Definitely! I chose this sake on a hunch.
When I drank it, I felt a slight fizz on my tongue and the sweet flavor filled my mouth.
The sweetness is a little pronounced, but I don't dislike it.
I would like to drink it again if I have the chance.
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