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Sweet and refreshingly dry
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Tingling spiciness comes after drinking.
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Slurpable, like water
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Clear and dry
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Good taste! Stable flavor. The sweetness of the fasta is enhanced.
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Less sweetness, even the taste of rice is refreshing.
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The delicious taste of rice, refreshing yet robust.
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Fruity and can go on and on.
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A limited edition given to us by the Nagaoka Sake no Jin installer.
The sweetness and acidity of the fasta, and the robust sake feel from there. It goes down easy.
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Light but easy-to-drink spiciness
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Fruity but spicy and robust. Surprisingly tasty.
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Sweet. But tasty!
All-you-can-drink for 1 hour for 1,590 yen
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Fasta has a sour and sweet taste like a lactic acid bacteria drink. Easy to drink but with the flavor of sake.
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Fruity and easy to drink @Okayamaikiya
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Purchased at 7-Eleven Tsudanuma store, which sells a crazy amount of sake.
It has a fruity taste. Slightly spicy flavor coming from the sweetness.
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The spiciness comes with a bang, and the taste is typical of sake.
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At first sweet, then slowly spicy and fizzy.
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Clear and easy to drink
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Sake for oysters!
Sweet and sour with malic acid
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Sweet aroma and gentle sweetness
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