あおやぎだいすけ
Rice. The smell and the taste.
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あおやぎだいすけ
Slightly sour, but unique and striking taste
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Crisp. The aftertaste is also crisp.
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Strong aftertaste. The one I don't hate.
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It's like the aroma is coming out of me.
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It's not peculiar, but it has a strong personality. I don't dislike it. I can feel the alcohol.
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It is round and less assertive. It is a lovely taste. But it smells good. It's like a popular girl.
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Paint smell? I thought for a moment that it was a paint smell, but what came out of my nose was a fragrant, rich feeling.
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あおやぎだいすけ
キレ。
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Sweet. Round.
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It's a betrayal: it's sweet, but what remains is a crisp feeling. I like it.
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Sweetness. The aroma is fluffy and puffy. A sense of rice that lingers.
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あおやぎだいすけ
Sake feeling. Rice feeling.
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あおやぎだいすけ
Rice. It's like the sake of rice.
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Sour and fizzy → gorgeous → sweet aftertaste
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Sweet. Even though it's dry. Aroma that lingers in the throat.
It is the first shot of the new year.
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