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I was drunk and drank so much I don't remember anything.
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Souvenirs from my brother.
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Sake that has a subtle aroma and is easy to drink...too much of a "strike"! My colleague gave it to me, for which I am very grateful.
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Azakura純米 にごり原酒
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Got this at the Yokote product exhibition in Shinkoiwa. It tastes like makgeolli with a strong taste of rice, something like that!
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I felt the aroma coming softly. Kyushu has the image of shochu, but Saga is a rice-producing region.
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What a first time I drank it! I had an image that it was a very popular sake among inbound customers, but the way I drank it was just like THE! Sake!
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We had this at Gero Onsen. It is said to be a representative local sake of Gifu. It was refreshing and I rather liked it!
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I drank it while very drunk, so I don't remember much of the taste. I do remember that it was easy to drink.
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I received this as a gift from a person from Nagano. It had a simple boar's mouth on the cap, and I wondered if it was designed to be drunk on the bullet train.
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As the claim "the ultimate food wine" suggests, it goes extremely well with food! Delicious!
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It is said to be sake made from rice grown in the United States. I received this sake at work. The label is cool in English and the sake is easy to drink!
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Nanbubijin美山錦熟成原酒
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Label Omoro! Are there wild pandas in Saga?
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Iwanoi純米吟醸 きたしずく
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I fell in love with the label and bought it. Spicy and refreshing? Easy to drink!
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On a trip to Hiroshima! I ordered it because the name sounded so nice. It was delicious with a fruitiness to it.
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On a trip to Hiroshima! Feels easy to drink.
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