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It is a dry sake in spite of its name. w
Goes great with carpaccio! Spicy but not harsh, easy to drink 😊🍶.
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inusake
It is light and easy to drink. Not too sweet, but sweet enough.
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Snappy, spicy, delicious! It goes well with fish and can be drunk with gusto.
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It is easy to drink with just the right amount of sweetness.
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Aiyu Junmai Daiginjo.
Sweet and easy to drink is the best word to describe it 😄🍶.
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A delicious and refreshing sake 🍶 It goes very well with sashimi!
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It's the year of the rabbit😄
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It tastes sweet and soft. It is still sweet and easy to drink. The bottle was stylish😊.
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I got a bottle of Sentori no nakai.
Is it sweet? I can drink it easily like water.
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Pink sake, appropriate for New Year's Day(?) Pink sake. But it tasted just as good as it looked.
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It's delicious with a crispy taste that goes right up your nose and a sweetness that lingers on your palate!
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The Snow Kayasha I posted earlier has a sweet aftertaste, whereas this Takachiyo has a "sweetness at the beginning and a refreshing aftertaste" 😊.
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It has been a long time since I have had sake.
It has a sweet aftertaste and is easy to drink.
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It's gentle! Not so much sweet as sultry and gentle 😊.
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It has a slightly dry taste and goes well with skewers.
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It was easy to drink and smooth like water. I have the impression that it is refreshing 😊.
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I've had Bikuyo several times, but this may be my first time with Autumn Sake. It is a light, watery sake. Good for closing?
Above all, the cat is adorable!
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inusake
It is a gentle sweet sake. (even more so after a dry one).
The sweetness is different from fruity? It has a feeling of
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I got "Karakuchi Tora" instead of Chiyotsuju. As the name suggests, it has a spicy, shochu-like feel. Goes well with skewers! Both the super-harakuchi and yamaboshi we had before were Yamagata 😄.
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It is fruity sweet. Not just sweet, but it has a swoosh on the nose (is that what all sake is like? 😅)
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