AramasaNo.6 S-type
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It was easy to drink, with a slightly acidic secretary, but also sweet.
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It is clean and dry on the palate.
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It was a little schwishy. It was easy to drink with a slight sourness.
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I had a hard time opening it. It was refreshing and easy to drink.
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It was easy to drink without coming down my throat with a little sweetness.
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The aroma was sweet and a little bit throaty.
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It was dry and refreshing, though it felt a little bit like it was coming down my throat.
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It was fruity and easy to drink, although it felt a little bit like it was coming down my throat.
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It was a little schwashy. There was also some acidity.
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It was a little sweet and easy to drink.
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The aroma was sweet.
It was dry and easy to drink.
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It was easy to drink, although it felt a bit thirsty.
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It felt a little bit like coming down my throat.
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It was schwashy. I adjusted the lid by opening and closing it several times. It was refreshing and easy to drink.
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It was dry and a little schwashy.
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I was careful to open the bottle, but I was able to open it without any problem.
The aroma was sweet but very refreshing and easy to drink.
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It was dry but easy to drink.
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It's one of the Ura Hyakurugakumon's drinking comparison!
I heard that the malt is different.
It was refreshing and easy to drink.
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One of the two kinds of Uraku Hyakumon extended comparison.
It is said that the malt is different.
It was thick, but it was easy to drink without coming down your throat.
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One of three brands at the tavern.
It's got a slight sourness to it.
Shinmasa? It is a bit like Shinsei.
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