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It's a very different brew from what we've seen so far, with a strong sense of substance.
Bitter than sweet in both aroma and taste? It's grainy.
It has a clean aftertaste and is easy to drink.
It was a taste of what you would encounter in the Northland, and it makes me nostalgic for it.
I've been a fan of Shichida's lately.
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It's a fun, tangy carbonation that's unique to Oragara.
The sweetness of the rice gently spreads behind the bitterness of the carbonation.
Does it taste like... melon?
I drank it earlier this week and liked it, so I'm repeating it
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Sweet aroma and firmness of the sake
Fresh and refreshing.
I thought you'd like this kind of thing.
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From the moment you pour it, the sweet aroma spreads through the air.
A light sweetness spreads out, then pulls back nicely and looks refreshing.
It's a pleasant first drink, and it's not too bad to pile on.
I'm warming up after all.
The acidity of the room temperature is lessened.
The sweet scent is now more effective.
I got the impression that you can enjoy it for a long time as it goes away quickly.
I'm told that a warmed version is recommended, but today it's room temperature
It's mainly more acidic and less sweet on the tongue than Shin Tutida.
There's a hint of sweetness in the aroma.
I've heard it's fun to change after opening the bottle, so I'm looking forward to it.
It's a cool label.
Room temperature was recommended, so room temperature was the way to go.
It's more acidity than sweetness.
It's refreshing to drink without being sticky.