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Super dry, which I like. A birthday gift for my second son in high school, I have a log of Jamon Serrano. I have a log of Jamon Serrano, I thought it would be great to shave it and drink it I started to drink it, thinking that it would be I started to drink it, but But I forgot about it. I drank it with sweetfish. It was delicious.
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Special Junmai Sake Namahashi. I like the sake with a good sake yeast yeast yeast yeast. This one is not tart. This is a hardworking makishimo. It is strong. It is easygoing. It's a "umanami". It's a makibao. It also goes well with swordfish and other fish cakes. It went well!
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Junmai Ginjo, Yongou bottle. Drank while chilled with refrigerant. A little sweet on the palate. It seems to be popular. I happened to see a Showa song program on TV. Showa song program on TV, I thought she was like an idol singer who sings well. I thought she was like a good idol singer. Sayuri Ishikawa, When she made a record when she made a record of "Tsugaru Kaikyo Fuyunkei I was surprised that she was 17 years old when she started
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Special Junmai sake. On opening the mouth I thought it had a strong sake taste, but as expected of Junmai sake, it is very light, It is so light that you can drink it smoothly. Cold tofu, kimchi, oden, persimmon seeds, peanuts Kaki no tane, peanuts, kimchi, oden, etc, peanuts, etc., etc., etc., etc, but anything goes. Hamburgers, demi stew, etc. You can leave everything to us! It's just like that.
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Foam, pure rice, lightly cloudy white. Sour. Drink while chilled. More meat than sashimi. More like meat. Pear and Shine Muscat. Mascarpone and prosciutto ham. It goes well with mascarpone and prosciutto. A good night, a good drink to woo.
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