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Sake from Fukushima Aizu🍶 that was served at the dinner with President Trump. But he was not a drinker, so the staff around him and Abe must have enjoyed it. It is fruity, refreshing, and easy to drink. It is a delicious sake.
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It's a good drink.
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At Aizuwakamatsu, I am a drinking iron. I'm going to Tokyo now!
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Fruity and refreshing to drink
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Recently, I often see a pattern of English labels made for overseas use and distributed in cooking shops. Some of them are quite tasty.
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It has a pleasant mouthfeel and a fruity aroma. At a restaurant in Kichijoji.
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This is delicious.
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It is a little acidic. There is a smooth feeling of Daiginjo. Not much aroma, but it might have been there when the bottle was opened.
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It could be a little smoother. I bought it from a brewery I came across out of the blue.
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You can go for this one. Junmai Daiginjo
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It is a Tochigi sake. It was nice and refreshing. This is the sake we drank at the restaurant. The level is high. I will look for it and buy it.
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A drink in the room with the rest of yesterday's Masumi.
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Convenience store purchase I am in Nagano, Japan.
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I can go for this one. I like Junmai Daiginjo with a refreshing taste.
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As I drank it refreshingly, I also felt it was a bit undrinkable. I like Junmai Daiginjo, but I don't think it has much aroma.
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They say they do everything themselves, from the rice to the water to the yeast. This sake is from the Watanabe Sake Brewery, which was featured in Bratamori. They use soft water, but the sake has the impression of a common sake with a yellowish tinge, different from junmai daiginjos.
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