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A sake associated with the season of flowers. It is said to have a pretty and gentle taste, but it is a slightly sweet but not cloying sake for spring. I bought the label.
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There is absolutely no cloying taste!
It's very refreshing, yet full of flavor.
This is delicious!
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Just a little refreshed. It feels different from the last time. It feels easy to drink without any peculiarities.
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I like it dry. I still like dry taste. It is also GOOD that it doesn't leave a good feeling!
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Sweet. Reasonably priced sake. Could be an everyday sake if it had a little more kick to it (a matter of taste).
Sad!
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The label says it is dry, but there is a hint of sweetness and it is not that sharp.
The richness of the rice can be felt in the taste.
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It's a one-cup Anruda. It is slightly sweet, but not bad. It's a one-cup anglu.
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A sake that seems like a sake. I was impressed when the liquor store mother said, "We've sold out of good sake.
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Completely brandy. The color and the taste (although the alcohol content is lower than that of brandy).
I was surprised that even Japanese sake has such a taste.
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Slightly sweet. It has a good sharpness and is not too sweet.
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Slightly sour. After drinking shochu, this slightly sour taste is good!
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Taste a little light.
Relatively refreshing?
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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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