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Sogga pere et filsヌメロ シス イケダ
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Salmon Erotic Numerosis of about 1 year old. A youthful fresh aroma coexists with a slightly matured aroma, which is nice! Slightly bitter chocolate flavor and watery fruitiness! The taste is very good, too!
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This, this, this! It's very Abbey-like! Fruity, juicy, and very tasty. However, it is delicate and difficult to match, so it is better to match it with a gentle meal. I would recommend it on its own, as it is definitely delicious on its own!
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abeブラック たかね錦✖︎越淡麗
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Sake with high expectations as it is made with my favorite pink Takananishiki! It is light at 11 degrees, so you can drink it very easily. It has a really beautiful acidity, just like grapefruit juice!
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Aramasa亜麻猫スパーク
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Cat Spark a year ago! It reminds me of the Effervescent I drank a long time ago! The taste is getting darker and more complex, but I guess that's what makes Shinsei so tasty!
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Consistent taste no matter when you drink it. A perfect match with meals! Sake and snacks are both delicious! It is softly fruity and delicious, and the feeling of not getting tired of drinking it is a quintessence!
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It has no habits and is very easy to drink! It has a good balance of sweet and sour, and tastes great on its own or with a meal! I've been drinking a lot of Kuchiman lately, but I recommend it because it tastes good no matter what you drink! I prefer this one to the lightly cloudy one I had the other day!
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The attack is sweet and beautiful, but quickly becomes complex with acidity and bitterness. Personally, I think the bitterness is too strong and I would have liked to drink the unassembled sake separately. I wonder if the Kinmon-nishiki is bitter?
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From the outside, it is a sake that is very different from Japanese sake. It is more like a white wine, with a lot of acidity. It is good because it is low-alcoholic, and without acidity, it would be lacking. It has a slight habit, but it is like apple or grape juice.
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Your first time at the Bamboo Garden. Very clear, with an impressive pear-like fresh acidity. Both the aroma and taste are mild, so if you are not used to sake, I recommend it and think it is quite easy to drink.
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高天ファーストテイク TYPEB
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Sukkiri is a good way to say it: ⁉︎ Various flavors rush in from the attack, very interesting! It is quite dry with a sense of transparency and maturity.
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Fruity, sweet and delicious! First of all, the top clear Full of energy and pitchy! Very clear, with a clear sweet and sour impression! Mixing The fruitiness increases and the taste becomes silky and complex. Both are delicious, so it is good to compare them!
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Impression of white wine with beautiful acidity It has an apple-like taste, but the alu-ness of the wine makes it a refreshing wine that goes well with anything. Surprisingly, it's more of a food wine than a stand-alone wine. I definitely prefer this to the Omachi from the other day!
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Slightly effervescent fresh piquancy! It has a little bit of an "alu" taste, but the balance of sweetness and acidity is good. Personally, I would like it to be a little more fruity, but Toyoka is delicious no matter what you drink!
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It is clear, yet tasty! I had an image of HONKIN as sweeter, but it has a very clear and crisp taste with a slight grape-like aroma and alu-ness. I think it is light for Omachi. It goes well with meat, fish, or anything else!
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