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It was a hidden masterpiece of sake.
I am sorry that I did not know about it until now.
It is easy to drink and perfect for summer.
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It is mellow and the taste of rice is transmitted directly to the tongue.
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This sake has a robust flavor and should be drunk slowly.
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It has the richness of rice and tastes like a Junmai Daiginjo.
It can also be enjoyed without any additives.
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This sake is suitable for summer.
It is suitable for drinking in the evening while looking outside.
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It tastes like royalty.
There is no other word to describe it.
There is no other word to describe it.
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The label will not appear until you drink up.
It is a ginjo muddy sake, good.
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It tasted like spring sake, almost like amazake.
It is just perfect for this season.
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It is described as "smooth and dry," but to me I felt the assertion (spiciness) of the sake rice, which is called Kiriri Ipponshime.
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It has a very robust flavor and goes well with bonito sashimi.
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If you think it is very soft on the palate, the rice flavor comes through later on.
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You can taste the firm rice flavor.
It is no wonder that the toji was selected.
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It has a high alcohol content of 20, but is easy to drink and goes well with spicy snacks.
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The aroma and taste of the rice is well pronounced and very tasty.
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It has a strong flavor and goes well with yudofu and sashimi.
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It is a perfect sake for New Year's with its smooth taste and easy drinking.
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It is firm and dry, and the taste of rice remains in the mouth until the end, even after drinking a quantity.
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It is dry and you can taste the sake to the end, whether you drink it or not.
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Even special junmai tastes better than junmai ginjo. It has a sense of stability.
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