shinjukubabylon
Dry but easy to drink, my favorite dry heaven.
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shinjukubabylon
The one I drank yesterday. The one I've had a few times and prefer.
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It has a good flavor but is easy to drink.
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shinjukubabylon
I told her what I liked about the sake I drank today and asked the lady at the store for her recommendation. And here it is. It's definitely in the sweet category, but not too sweet.
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shinjukubabylon
It was on the sweet side of the restaurant's menu, but not too sweet and very much to my liking.
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shinjukubabylon
Dry but classical, weightless and crisp, my favorite type!
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shinjukubabylon
This one is also easy to drink with just the right amount of sweetness and acidity.
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shinjukubabylon
Stable taste.
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shinjukubabylon
Easy to drink but goes well with food.
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shinjukubabylon
Favorite.
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shinjukubabylon
It is easy to drink without being too sweet, but not too classical.
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shinjukubabylon
Easy to drink and delicious.
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shinjukubabylon
Clean, sweet and easy to drink.
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shinjukubabylon
I was attracted by the word "dry and light". It tastes a little classical, but it is refreshingly light.
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shinjukubabylon
Sweet and sour, easy-drinking type.
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shinjukubabylon
It is said to be super dry, but it is not too ricey, so it is very easy to drink and I like it!
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shinjukubabylon
Lightly cloudy but slightly firm.
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shinjukubabylon
It has a strong, dark flavor, but is easy to drink without being too ricey.
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shinjukubabylon
It is quite refreshing and easy to drink.
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shinjukubabylon
It's a little firm, but that's why it goes well with food.
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