Not quite to the keg, but banana-y?
It is sweet! A little spicy at the end!
I wonder if it is rather drinkable because of the strong sweetness attack!
I don't know....
Slightly effervescent looking!
It's a little white, a little microbubbly! I like it!!!
Lightly fruity, I guess!
Not too spicy, but clean, but also slightly fruity!
Back from Kuraudii, it's spicy!
Oh! It's a bit low in alcohol content! Is the acidity less than I expected? Is the whiteness low? It is different from Calpis... again!
It's rather easy to drink!
When I came back to it, it was sweet!
I also felt a bit honeyed!
It's not sour at all, but it's not red rice type either...what is this? I like !!!!
Yeah yeah yeah fruity! What's that on the upper jaw?
It's a little spicy, but the slight effervescence that you can see from the cup is nice to get through!
Melon or pear? Green, white fruit?
Yeah yeah yeah fruity! What's that on the upper jaw?
It's a little spicy, but the slight effervescence that you can see from the cup is nice to get through!
Melon or pear? Green, white fruit?
Oh! A +5 unfiltered raw sake! Close to what I was looking for!
You were right to ask!
What is this - melon? It doesn't seem too heavy... maybe it has a spicy aftertaste!
I wonder if it's melon...it goes from the upper jaw to the nose!
The more I drink, the spicier it gets, but I don't regret it!
Because it has the word "flower" on it...!
It's spicier than I thought! Much spicier! LOL!
Not too bitter like sake, but very spicy! LOL!
It's refreshing!
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I like this one! Not too much spicy, but fruity and refreshing!
But I guess it's more spicy
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There's a glimpse of transparency.
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