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A drinkable one. (...___)
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Alcohol content, harsh. (____)
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Dry and clean. (Translated from original in Japanese)
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Aromatic yet fresh. (Translated from original in Japanese)
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Slight acidity with a little sweetness, gentle drinking. (Translated from original in Japanese)
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Fresh drinking. (Translated from original in Japanese)
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It is a sharp and light. (Translated from original in Japanese)
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It was a gift from Mr. S, a local resident. We enjoyed it cold. (I enjoyed it cold.)
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It is easy to drink neatly. (Translated from original in Japanese)
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Sweet but refreshing taste. Other brews made with Chokaisan subsoil water. (*)
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Clean and dry. (Translated from original in Japanese)
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Sanzen Sakura, it's two in a row. (...___)
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Fruity and very easy to drink. (Translated from original in Japanese)
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I was already drunk and don't remember what it tasted like. (...___)
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A fresh drink that feels microcarbonated but is not microcarbonated. (Translated from original in Japanese)
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A summer-only sake. This sake has a refreshing slightly acidic taste. Cold sake, of course. (Translated from original in Japanese)
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Who you drink sake with is also an important factor in making sake taste good. (...____)
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I guess I was being a bit harsh...(___)
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It's like a full-bodied dry...sort of. (...____)
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