あさぎ。
Sweet with a bit of a quirk.
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あさぎ。
Very sweet easy drinking sweetness
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あさぎ。
Soft, dry, refreshing and easy to drink.
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あさぎ。
Very clear and dry. Gubigubi is the type of drink that puts you to sleep.
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あさぎ。
Sweet taste. Slightly fizzy. Fruity. Girls seem to like it.
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あさぎ。
Clear and dry
A little quirky
Easy to drink
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あさぎ。
A little sweet, but easy to drink,
I found that I prefer dry
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あさぎ。
Smoky, in my opinion.
Dry eye? Delicious. Seems to go well with cheese.
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あさぎ。
Super Dry Junmai Sake
I really like dry sake!
Dry and refreshing!
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あさぎ。
辛めの甘口
あさぎ。
Refreshing the moment you drink it! Easy to drink! I can drink it easily. Maybe a little sweet.
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あさぎ。
Sweet.
Might not be for me.
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あさぎ。
Kurao samurai
Hatsu Shibori Nao Kumi Special Junmai Nama Shu
It was so good at the first sip! The first sip!
I thought it was going to be clean and sweet, but I really like the dryness that lingers.
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あさぎ。
Sweet taste. A bit of a microbubble?
Hmmm... not my favorite.
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あさぎ。
Clean. Dry.
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あさぎ。
Dry taste. Clear aftertaste.
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あさぎ。
A little dry. But also a little sweet.
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あさぎ。
Easy to drink. Sweet. Also tastes astringent.
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あさぎ。
Slightly carbonated, sweet
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あさぎ。
A little quirky, but easy to drink.
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