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Summer! Refreshing! Sweet! Delicious!
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Delicious with too little clutter, light sweet and sour.
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Quite crisp and spicy, but deep with flavor and spiciness coexisting. The second half is delicious.
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Fruity, you can tell when you drink it one after the other, but it's sweet and has depth and is delicious.
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Sweet and savory, but with a sense of alcohol
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It has a slight junmai feel with a hint of rice-like sweetness, but it's very tasty and refreshing! My first sake from Ibaraki!
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Probably because Tsururei is a sweet and sour sake to begin with, it is easy to drink even if it is dry. It is slightly sour and refreshing but still has a delicious flavor.
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It is a little heavy and sweet, but has a nice crisp aftertaste! It can be used as a food wine!
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Slightly slightly carbonated? Sweet but disappears quickly and easy to drink.
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It's really tasty, sweet but disappears quickly, but the aroma remains and it's very elegant. I'm of the opinion that it's impossible without snacks, but I can go with this on its own.
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Sweet! No aftertaste! It's very tasty with low acidity. I like to drink it after a meal because it's quite sweet.
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It is cool and dry with a clean but firm aftertaste! It's definitely good for summer!
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Sweet, heavy and delicious
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Fruity! Refreshing! Sweet! Delicious and very beautiful indeed!
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I bought this sake in Kanazawa. It is refreshingly fruity but not too acidic! It's calm, but not heavy, and very tasty.
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It is clean, sharp, and warms the throat! You can feel like you're drinking sake, but it's not habit-forming, so it's delicious!
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I had it warmed! It was full and tasted better when drunk in full rather than in small sips. It's sweet, warm, and has a strong sake flavor.
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It's refreshing and slightly sweet, and seems to be somewhat out of place no matter what mood you're in.
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Sour and fruity, delicious and pretty.
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The same Tedorigawa river, but completely different.
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