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This is also the remainder,
Complex taste
It has a bitterness and bitterness with a slight sense of maturity.
It is delicious with the pure rice-like umami that expands from there.
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dry wine with a slight sourness and a slight bitterness
Slightly acidic, with a hint of bitterness.
Firm but not heavily dry, with a rather clean aftertaste.
Neat and tasty.
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Houou Mita that I haven't seen in a long time.
I think this is the first time I've seen this bottle
Lightly gassy, a bit of a schwarz.
Moderate acidity and a little bit of sweetness
Delicious with a beautiful impression.
This is also good for the first drink before a meal.
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Slightly acidic, though this may be due to the fact that it is the last remaining.
Sour with a hint of umami.
Nice and tasty after a workout with a nice acidity.
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Slightly tangy, bitter, or even slightly sour.
It's a little bit like the sweetness of Daishinshu's recent products, but with an added α.
Slightly sweet aftertaste.
Delicious!
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5 appetizers and 3 drinks.
I don't need any more additional dishes.
Slightly refreshing
No sweetness and mildness, but a slight sourness, but the sweetness lingers in the aftertaste.
Very beautiful and tasty sake!
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What's that? I asked for Nanbu Bijin and got Hakusen.
Oh well.
Low alcohol active nigori, a little less carbonated, but still slightly gassy.
The taste is light and refreshing, like a summer sake.
It's delicious, though it's not enough in terms of alcohol content.
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The second restaurant. Maybe it's been a while since Gokotsuru Hitokochi?
It's less sweet than Yamae or Yamada, closer to Miyama, but not as sour?
Well, Mikotsuru is delicious now!
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A good sake with a slightly matured but firm texture.
It's a bit of a queue after a light sake, but before you know it, it's gone!
A full-bodied sake!
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Yamae-Nishiki 40%5% light nigori
Looks too good even before drinking!
A little more acidic than the other Yamazan so far, I think.
It's not long before it changes from too tasty to too good.
Something about the charm that makes you drink it all up right away.
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Nakanori-san, there was only one bite, so this gold
It's rather similar to the Nakanori-san I just had.
This one is a little more refreshing and less sweet.
Yamae-nishiki is never a miss, so it's very tasty!
Not too clear, but good with a slight tangy flavor.
Delicious!
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Refreshing acidity with a tangy kick at first.
The clear mouthfeel and lingering umami aftertaste follow from there.
The finish is typical of a summer sake, but the long, lingering aftertaste is very nice.
Of course it is delicious!
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Brilliantly fruity
Sourness and sweetness with a slight bitterness.
It seems sweeter than some of the Yokoyama I've been drinking lately, but the bitterness is a nice accent to give a sense of balance.
Delicious!
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Forgot to check in
At room temperature.
Mildly sweet and tasty
what a great sake!
It could be a little more aggressive, but for this type of sake, it is a light and delicious sake.
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I like the robustness of this sake, which is summery but not summery.
I think it's made to be refreshing, but I think it's a typical Hayaseura sake!
Delicious sake!
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A refreshing drink.
Citrus fruity? I'm not sure, but well, it's refreshing and goes well with food.
It's so refreshing, I'm sure I'll drink it up soon.
Definitely delicious!