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The mouthfeel has a soft sweetness typical of Jundais. The taste is moderately sweet and light. As the temperature rises, the spiciness increases.
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White tiger label for Kansai only.
Fruity aroma. Unexpectedly soft and sweet taste with a sharp finish. You can't believe it's an aluzoe. It's one of the best alcoholic beverages I've ever had.
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Slightly sweet, yet crisp and refreshing.
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Sweet mouthfeel. Crisp and clean from the umami.
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Good flavor.
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It is thick and has a firm flavor typical of hiyaoroshi.
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Sweet mouthfeel. Hiyaoroshi's typical umami flavor is followed by a crisp, clean finish.
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Haneoya's first Aizan. Fresh mouthfeel. It has a sweet and deep flavor with a crisp finish. Delicious.
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For Hidakami, it has a sweet and tasty mouthfeel, and then snaps right out of it. It is delicious.
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