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It is good at room temperature, but very tasty lukewarm. It has acidity and a good balance.
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Warmed to lukewarm. It has a strong sweetness and umami of rice. It has a matured aroma.
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美味しい。
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Tax paid by the hometown. It is good cold, but tastes even better lukewarm. It has a good balance of sweetness, acidity, and umami.
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Lightly sweet, tart and well-balanced. Very tasty.
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Lightly balanced, dry.
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At a local supermarket. It has a strong matured aroma and is better when heated.
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Hometown. It is light, but has a well-balanced flavor and taste.
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Tax payment in Furusato. Light, light and dry. Like water,
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Warmed. Sake flavor, full and delicious. The aftertaste is light. Good value for money.
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Apple aroma. The mouthfeel is light. Beautiful taste. Sweetness spreads. Slight tingling sensation. Good for cosmetics.
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The mouthfeel is light or expansive on the palate. Dry. Cosy and tasty both cold and warmed. Will repeat.
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Hometown. Dry, well balanced.
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Hometown Taxes. Delicious. I want to repeat. Fresh, dry nigori. Tasty and flavorful.
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Hometown tax payment. Delicious lukewarm. It has a good flavor and is well-balanced.
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Fruity. Sweetness, acidity, bitterness and a complex finish.
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Mild aroma and taste. Light and easy to drink. Pleasant acidity and bitterness in good balance. Delicious.
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Dry, lightly acidic and well balanced. Pleasantly bitter aftertaste. Reasonable price.
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Aroma of alcohol. Dry but not watery, beautiful flavor spreading. Delicious.
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Chilled. Dry and umami spreading feeling.
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