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It was a mouth opener. Fruity.
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Abekan新酒うすにごり生酒
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The manager says it is a limited shipment (it even says so on the label). I can feel the melon. Delicious.
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Fruity but with a clean aftertaste. Delicious.
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This is the second sake we drank today.
It is sweet but refreshing and delicious.
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At the wife's birthday dinner. Sake that is no longer sake but more like Shaoxing sake.
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I drank it before and enjoyed it, so I repeated it. It is sweet and tasty.
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The first sake of the day.
It is an easy-drinking sake, but I think I prefer Junmai Daiginjo.
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This is my fourth drink of the day. But I just took a sip of what the wife is drinking. Fruity and delicious!
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The third drink of the day. It is also easy to drink. I can feel the high quality of sake from Tohoku.
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Second glass today. It may be wrong to compare it to the same sake, but it is fruity, similar to Senkou. Melon flavor. Delicious.
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The first sake of the day. According to the manager, it is a precious sake.
It is easy to drink and delicious.
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Tedorigawa純米生原酒しぼりたて
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Tetorigawa, which inspired me to start drinking sake.
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Sake given by an acquaintance as a congratulatory gift.
No cloying taste. Smooth texture. Mature flavor.
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To be honest, I'm very drunk, but it still tastes like a good melon.
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This is another sake that I would always order if it were available.
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It is one of the sake that I would order if it were available.
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Is it the first time, or is it a Shimane sake?
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Today's first shot. Toyo Bijin, stable taste.
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This is the fourth one today. Perhaps because the first two were mellow, I feel it is too light. Maybe I drank them in the wrong order.
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