osugi
#676
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osugi
#675
Slightly sweet.
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osugi
#674
Dry and refreshing type that goes well with shellfish strings.
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osugi
#673
At Sasayama Sake and Snacks.
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osugi
#672
At Sasayama Sake and Snacks.
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osugi
#671
At Sasayama Sake and Snacks.
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osugi
#670
At Sasayama Sake and Snacks.
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Koeigiku澄海 2024
osugi
#669
At Sasayama restaurant.
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osugi
#668
At Sasayama Sake and Snacks
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osugi
#667
At Sasayama, a sake bar.
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osugi
#666
At Sasaki-san's restaurant.
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osugi
#665
osugi
#664
At Sasayama.
Delicious and refreshing.
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osugi
#663
At Sasayama Sake & Snacks.
Dry but a little fruity and easy to drink. Slightly sparkling?
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Aramasa亜麻猫スパーク
osugi
#662
Flax cat sparkling after a long time.
Sweet and just right for an aperitif.
At Sasayama restaurant.
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osugi
#661
This was another sake I didn't like... It's an alcohol-heavy sake for hot sake.
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osugi
#660
A little sweet but fruity and easy to drink. I drink too much.
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osugi
#659
Stable opening. It is refreshing and very tasty.
Goes well with fried firefly squid.
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osugi
#658
No aged yellow liquor....
It tastes like a gutsy old fisherman's drink.
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osugi
#657
hanging
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