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Sweet but not cloying, refreshing. It is very easy to drink, feeling almost tasteless.
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Sweet, strong flavor, lingering aftertaste
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Although it has a strong alcohol taste, it is easy to drink because it is a daiginjo. The taste is sweet and refreshing. You may get tired of it, but even one cup is enough to satisfy your taste buds!
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Clean and non-habitual
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It has a sweet taste and strong alcohol. The mouthfeel is soft. Clear aftertaste.
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Very easy to drink. Sweet and refreshing. You can go for many cups.
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Tsuki-no-wa Special Junmai Sake. It is very mellow on the palate. The sweetness does not last until the aftertaste, so you can have as many glasses as you want. Just right.
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Tamanjushin Junmai Sake. Very mellow and fruity. Even the aftertaste is sweet. It is not a refreshing sake, so it is suitable for beginners, but you can feel the alcohol. Goes well with oden.
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