Ryo
Purchased at a local liquor store! First time I've had it and it's delicious!
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Tenmei槽しぼり純米火入〜オレンジの天明〜
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It is a well-balanced sake. It tastes better at room temperature than cold sake.
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It is a delicious sake with a refreshing aroma, sweetness, and a crisp finish that quickly disappears.
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Great balance, very tasty! Perhaps because it is an Aomori sake, it goes well with sashimi.
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It is a well-balanced and cosmetically good sake for home drinking.
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It is not sweet, dry, or floral, but rather delicious, like a middle-of-the-road sake.
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It is a delicious sake with a pleasant aroma and a clean aftertaste.
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This sake has a good balance of sweetness and umami.
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It is a dry foam and goes well with any food!
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Delicious sake and I would buy it again! All the sake is delicious and it's fun to drink a variety...
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Excellent balance! This is a favorite and a repeat decision!
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Delicious with a good balance of sweetness at first and bitterness in the aftertaste, just the way I like it!
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The taste is never boring, and the sake goes well with rice at home.
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Seiryo新酒しぼりたて
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It is recommended for those who like sweet drinks with a strong sweet aftertaste from a refreshing mouthfeel.
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It has a clean mouthfeel, a refreshing aftertaste, and a moderately sweet taste that I like.
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Daiginjo with a good mouthfeel, well-balanced, and goes well with meals.
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It is refreshing in the mouth with a sweet aftertaste. It is a good sake when enjoyed alone, not as a mealtime drink.
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Goes well with cheese.
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Prefer to drink it at room temperature as it is more refreshing when cold
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