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It is unusual in that it has a slight bitterness remaining for a daiginjo.
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The royal road of sake. I feel like it is the basic taste of all sake. Delicious!
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Sweet sake.
A little bit peculiar in smell and aftertaste.
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Quite refreshing. Dry.
It seems to be from the Mutsu Hachisen Mixed series, which is a different brand from what we have seen so far. I like dry sake, so this is a good choice for me!
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Serve it cold. Sake like sake. Between refreshing and firm. I am troubled by my lack of vocabulary.
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It is served warm. It is slightly sweet and tastes just like the name of the sake, which is exclusively for warming up.
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It has a clean and refreshing taste with no bitterness!
This is delicious!
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It feels light and leaves a little bit of residue. It is quite good!
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The label is cute and the taste is refreshing for a nigori. It tastes a little sour, but it's good. But it is good.
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It comes in easily and is a little sweet on the palate.
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The mouthfeel is a bit peculiar. The aftertaste is slightly lingering. I have never had this type of sake before. It is interesting that there are so many different types of sake!
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After Mitsui's Kotobuki, it seems sweet. It is also refreshing and does not linger.
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Famous for its slam dunk.
It is not sweet at all, but dry as its name suggests. It is delicious!
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Light and refreshing taste. Bring it to your table!
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Slight sweetness and bitterness coexist. Goes well with sashimi!
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The mouthfeel is sweet. The aftertaste is fairly sharp.
It is a little different from the daiginjo-style wines I have had. It is difficult to describe due to my lack of vocabulary.
（It is delicious.)
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Slightly sweet and light. A gift. Thank you. It is delicious!
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It has a daiginjo-like sweetness, but it is moderate and mellow. The aftertaste is not bad!
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It is a light and crisp drink. It goes well with sashimi!
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Fruity taste. I like it because it has a good aftertaste.
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