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Easy to drink neatly @ Choukayamaya
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Although dry, the fasta is sweet and lightly nigori @ Nagaokayamaya.
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Spicy at the end with a clean fruity feeling @ Chookasan-ya
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Slowly spicy from sweetness @ Naga Okayamaya
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You can drink it smoothly.
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Sour and sweet @ Nagaoka Sake-no-jin
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Easy to drink @ Nagaoka Sake no Jin
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It was the easiest to drink! @Nagaoka Sake no Jin
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Easy to drink smooth @ Nagaoka Sake no Jin
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Spicy with drinkability @ Nagaoka Sake no Jin
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Lightly sour but spicy in the second half @Nagaoka Sake no Jin
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Spicy yet refreshing with a gnarly aftertaste @Nagaoka Sake no Jin
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Dry but easy to drink @ Nagaoka Sake no Jin
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Spicy but tasty @Nagaoka Sake no Jin
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There is sweetness behind the spiciness. Favorite Sake @ Nagaoka Sake no Jin
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Sake with Szechuan Chinese cuisine
Sweetness to match the spiciness of the hot bean paste
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Some sweetness, but lightly acidic
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The spiciness is less because it has been left for a day and the sweetness is still there.
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It's dry, but the fasta is sweet.
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Fasta is sweet, from there to super dry
With straw-roasted bonito from Furusato.
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