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Local sake from Hamamatsu. It is refreshingly dry. It is not too sweet, but has an interesting aftertaste with a hint of umami. Goes well with Hamamatsu gyoza!
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It doesn't have the sweetness of Junmai Daiginjo, but if you want to enjoy a refreshing summer sake, you can drink it on the rocks!
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So tasty and flavorful! It is different from Daiginjo.
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A saké on a business trip. The sweetness characteristic of daiginjos has a gorgeous aroma. Many women may like it.
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Sake with a moderate spiciness lingering after the sweetness of sake. Even those who like dry sake can enjoy drinking it. Since it is a pure sake, it is 18 degrees Celsius, so be careful not to drink too much!
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It's gentle on the palate, so although it's dry, it's as easy to drink as water! It also has a light aroma, making it perfect for sake beginners.
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