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Even though it is not a ginjo, the sweetness of the rice is well mellow.
It's insanely delicious.
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Order a glass and choose your own brand to pour. Best place to eat. Choose Sensuke
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It has a little fizz in it and a strong rice taste. It tasted very fruity.
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It was a refreshing light drink. Delicious.
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It is a delicious sake with a strong rice flavor and a little sweetness!
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It is a junmai sake with a strong rice flavor. I think it can be called dry.
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It is delicious with a very elegant taste of rice even in hiya (hotta-ya). As it gets to room temperature, the flavor comes out more and more, which is also good.
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It is still delicious. It tastes like lychee and grapefruit with a strong rice flavor!
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It was refreshingly sweet and very tasty!
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KamoshibitokuheijiLa Maison
takuizu
It was fruity sweet and delicious. Delicious 🤤.
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It is solid at 17% alcohol, but the sweetness lingers gently at the end. Very elegant taste.
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Purchased at an event in Akiba. It has a strong aroma and tastes refreshingly delicious.
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The acidity is there. If you like it, you will like it. Finally, there is a nice smell of cypress for some reason.
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Purchased at Akihabara Sake Collections
The color is light and cloudy. It has a sweet taste like white wine with a hint of sourness.
Delicious!
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It is a souvenir gift. Hokusetsu is a sure thing.
It is slightly sweet but still firm. Delicious!
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It was light and refreshing. It was delicious.
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Delicious with a robust flavor.
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It was very tasty, with a quietly sweet aftertaste, almost phantom-like flavor.
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