あさぎ。
A little spicy
quirk
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Very easy to drink.
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Very dry and easy to drink!
This taste is quite good!
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あさぎ。
Might be quite spicy.
Becomes easier to drink as you go along.
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あさぎ。
slightly spicy
sweet (taste, etc.)
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あさぎ。
It's very boozy.
I think it would go well with cheese or smoked food.
Delicious!
The Super Dry of the Sake World
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あさぎ。
A bit of rice taste, but refreshing.
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Easy to drink with no peculiarities
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Fairly dry and habitual.
But easy to drink.
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Sweet from the aroma.
Easy to drink and love the aroma
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あさぎ。
Very easy to drink
mild
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あさぎ。
It's pretty spicy.
But it goes right in.
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Hot.
I love this!
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あさぎ。
Unfiltered unpasteurized sake Dewa Tsanzan
Spicy!
A little bit harsh? It has a rice-like taste.
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Jikon無ろ過特別純米
あさぎ。
Sweeter and more refreshing than "ORIGAMI".
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Jikonおりがらみ生特別純米
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Not as sweet as unfiltered
A little refreshing
A little spicy after drinking
A little spicy
Orikagarami is a slightly cloudy sake. It tastes like rice because it is made right after squeezing.
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It was the best of the three.
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あさぎ。
Well, it was easy to drink, but not the best of the three.
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