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Pungent, tasty, and delicious.
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Pungent, tasty, and delicious.
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うまい！
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Clear, dry, and non-habitual. Not for everyone.
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AramasaNo.6 S-type
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Sweet and sour juice.
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Fresh but also dry and acidic, with a nice saltiness.
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Fresh, but dry and tart, with a nice saltiness.
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It's dry but firm and goes well with a meal.
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Looks like Shaoxing wine.
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2025 is subtly sweet but refreshing.
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It is refreshing but tasty and goes well with food. Hiyaoroshi: I want to drink it in the fall.
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Sweet, like sweet sake, refreshing.
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Sour, clear, fruit.
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Sweetness, chestnuts, and a refreshing yet light drink.
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Sweet, fermented, mellow.
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Dry sake with a presence of flavor, not a refreshing feeling.
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Sukkiri Amami Pear
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Delicious, aromatic, fruity, slight umami
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Delicious, aromatic, fruity, slight umami
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mild and mellow
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