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Junmai Nama-no-Hashimoto Sake
Strange taste that is easy to drink even though it has a peculiar taste
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A good balance of sourness and astringency.
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Rare Kame-no-o.
Straightforward rice sweetness is pleasant.
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Sweet, just sweet.
Yet, it is not too sweet.
The aftertaste is clean and clear.
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Purchased at a souvenir shop in Okage Yokocho.
It is sweet, yet refreshing and gorgeous.
We had it with Miyako Island bonito miso and cheese as a snack.
The supreme...
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Ridiculously mild and sweet.
This is one that goes well with everything, whether it's with food or on its own.
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Dry with meals.
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Sweet. Just sweet. Delicious...
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Indescribably refreshing mouthfeel.
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Fruity and sweet on the palate, but with a clean aftertaste.
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Freshly squeezed new sake. (Apparently)
I could smell a faint aroma of melon.
Sake is deep.
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It was slightly dry with a clean aftertaste.
I had the impression that it would go well with any dish.
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Mild sweetness and gorgeous aroma.
The taste was truly unrivaled.
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The deep sweetness is impressive compared to hiyaoroshi.
It had an atmosphere that went well with food.
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Mildly sweet, with a broad aroma.
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Purchased at a supermarket in Shiga.
It was quite refreshing and dry.
It was quite refreshing and dry, and I had the impression that it would go well with any kind of food.
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Sake served at Nobel Prize ceremonies (apparently).
Dry sake that goes well with food and is easy to drink.
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Clear sweet taste that goes well with food.
Easy to drink.
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At Hirome Market.
Sweet and super fruity.
It's hard to believe it's sake.
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