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In the middle of the royal road, it tastes good with everything.
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Delicious right in the middle. Tasty and goes with everything.
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It has a sharp taste and seems to go well with shellfish.
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Well balanced and tastes good with food. Could be similar to Tasake.
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Well balanced taste. Delicious. Goes well with any kind of rice.
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Mellow and sweet. It is sweet, but goes well with seafood. Especially delicious with kombusame (sashimi) and other flavorful seafood.
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Sake with a strong sweetness of rice. It may go well with slightly sweet flavors such as simmered eggplant.
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Very refreshing and I like this a lot.
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Favorite flavor. Tastes good with sake, goes well with tempura. Slightly fruity and tasty.
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Fruity flavor, tastes like cloudy sake, maybe a good flavor to drink by itself after a summer bath.
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It has a dry taste and a strong rice peculiarity, and may go well with yakitori sauce or something with a slightly sweet taste.
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Slightly sweet and mellow flavor. It is definitely a good match for horse meat. It has a strong flavor, so it would also go well with grilled chicken and vegetable tempura.
Fuji in Suidobashi.
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dry and refreshing
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美味しい
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Clean but mellow, I like the taste. An all-rounder that goes well with any dish.
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Sweet and mellow taste. Goes well with grilled vegetables and tempura.
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Super dry with a sharp taste, it goes well with seafood and simmered dishes.
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Even though it is a sake, it tastes great with soda. It has a moderate sweetness that even sake drinkers like, and goes well with fried food.
It is like makgeolli.
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Light on the palate, light and refreshing on the rocks in the early stages.
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