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Rich and sweet. Gentle.
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Sake from Hiraya, Nagano Prefecture. Slightly sweet and rich. Delicious.
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Dry. Might be one of the top 3.
Purchased at a sake brewery tour of Nakano Shuzo.
About 1100 yen.
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As always, a taste of peace of mind.
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Fruity and easy to drink
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Sukkiri. Hometown product. Usually tasty.
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Kusudama純米生原酒しぼりたて
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Purchased on a New Year's trip to Takayama. Dry. Light. Delicious!
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Easy to drink.
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Company get-together. Food brought in by participating members.
Very easy to drink. Delicious!
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Purchased on a trip to Kyoto.
Light, refreshing, dry, but with a touch of sweetness.
It is probably my favorite recently.
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Dry. Not too refreshing, but good.
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Takayama trip. Evening drink at the hotel.
Dry sake. Delicious and refreshing.
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Fruity and sweet. Sometimes this kind of sake is good. Obtained on a trip to Hakodate.
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Business trip destination. Ota Station South Exit, Torijin.
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My wife gave it to me for my birthday.
Fruity aroma.
It has been a while since I had a sweet sake, but this one is also delicious.
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It has been a long time since I drank it.
Dry and refreshing. I actually liked it.
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Clear and dry. I like it.
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Saitama Business Trip - Japanese-Style Sake Bars - Yonemoto
Clear and easy to drink
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Saitama Business Trip - Japanese-Style Sake Bars - Yonemoto
Sweet and easy to drink
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