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It doesn't have that old sake feel.
It seems to taste good when it is heated up a little.
It has a barrel sake feel, but it is not a barrel sake.
The price for this bottle is 2,000 yen.
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Tenkanishiki特純7号 二百三日の苦味
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Sake that is not Yamahai but like Yamahai
Definitely hot sake! Tastes like okoge.
Almost no bitterness, more like old sake or mirin (sweet sake).
Slightly sweet taste
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It has a bitter taste, but it also has a fruity flavor that lingers on the palate.
It would be delicious lukewarm.
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Even though it is a Yamahai sake, it has such a raw sake feel that you would think the flavor would be lost if it were heated up hot.
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It's like apple juice for adults.
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Sweetness in the dryness.
Fruity but austere.
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They say this sake is actually laid down for two years.
No matter how many glasses you drink, you will never get tired of this sake.
You can enjoy various tastes and aromas every time you drink it.
I recommend heating it up.
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The flavor is firm.
The aroma lingers in the mouth for a long time.
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Sake that even the brewery staff can't drink easily.
It has a firm, thick, dry taste.
It is packed with umami.
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It does not have the bitterness characteristic of hiyaoroshi.
It may be because it has been laid to rest.
It is refreshing and easy to drink.
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Sake packed with bitterness, acidity and umami
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Apparently it's a money-making sake.
We had it hot and cold at the go-around.
It was a strong and wholesome sake.
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Slightly carbonated, mildly sweet at first
With a touch of grapefruit astringency
I finally found 💓
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自然酒めろんめろん
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This year's Melon Melon is a little more austere.
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Sake with a bitter taste. The bitterness lingers forever in the aftertaste.
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calpis sour
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Fruity and dry.
The label is extremely stylish.
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Sweet like cotton candy
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Sake is made by a couple.
They are both called sake kinky, and the wife
misread the word "pervert" as "koikuma".
The husband is a former Akizuka
bear, husband, rat, wife.
Sour bitter taste Clean aftertaste.
It is really delicious when heated.
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Taste with bitterness
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