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Summer! The label is deceptive and makes you feel like you're in the middle of the summer.
It is tangy.
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inusake
They change it seasonally and serve it. Today I drank NATSU. The jacket is so cute! I think sake also has an impression of the jacket, lol.
But it's gentle on the palate, easy to drink, delicious!
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It was recommended to us as a refreshing, salty, mouthwatering drink. You can drink it very quickly😊.
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This is the first time I have had a bottle of sake.
It is the same sake but with a different taste. I'd like to drink it again if I ever get the chance!
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It was smooth and easy to drink (I felt).
I had had it before, so I asked for it and it was still delicious 😄.
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I compared it to drinking it cold and drinking it hot. Cold, it's tangy, with a strong alcohol statement, but hot, it's softer, and that's delicious, too!
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It was a dry sake that went well with the skewers. Easy to drink!
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It is mild and easy to drink.
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It is easy to drink. It is written "Yamori" and reads "Okunomi. There was also a picture of a gecko on the wall. I ordered a sake from Tokyo because it was so rare.
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This sake is delicious, but the brewer, Heiwa Shuzo, makes a yuzu sake called "Tsurubai" that is also very good!
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Something I drank a while ago.
It's easy to drink, and I find myself "seduced" by the alcohol.
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I chose this sake for its label and name😅.
Of course it's delicious, but I was attracted by the stylishness of the label and the use of "instrument" in the name of the sake.
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From the sake I drank in the past.
I found out about its popularity when it was highly ranked on "Sake no Wa" 😅 (sorry for my ignorance).
But even if you don't know much about it, you can still enjoy the different flavors and how it goes with food, which is what I love about sake.
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From a picture of a drink I had in the past.
I didn't know that the word "saku" was written "zaku" 😅.
I can't remember the exact taste anymore, but I'm sure I'd like to try it again.
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A slightly cloudy sake. It's not sweet, but like the color of the bottle, it's refreshing and smooth to drink 😊wdwd
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inusake
New Year's, I can enjoy sake slowly and leisurely.
This is the shop's recommended sake.
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