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sweet at first
Spicy at the throat
Too delicious sake!
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Crisp and spicy
Junmai rice flavor
The taste of Junmai rice is still there.
Very beautiful sake
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Leaving a slightly carbonated taste and a
Brewing a gentle sweetness and rice aroma
And still, it tastes crisp and clean.
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From sweet and fruity taste to
to a crisp aftertaste
Even if you don't like the aroma of rice
No problem to drink this sake.
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The quintessential royal taste.
It was too good!
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I can feel the raw flavor, but
It's clean, crisp, and dry.
Delicious!
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It's sweet at first.
But it has a good sharpness.
So it's easy for women to drink!
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From the sweetness.
With a slight hint of carbonation
changing to a dry taste
It is a bad sake for women😄.
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Sweet rise
Slowly it turns sharp
And then it changes.
The smell of pure rice
I don't feel it.
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Just like the label
Flamboyant aroma
Melon juice like
Sweet taste and aftertaste
It's delicious!
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Sweet and easy to drink
No rice smell
It has a good sharpness.
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It's sweet.
It tastes really beautiful.
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first squeezing
Sweet and fragrant at first.
There's not much left.
It's a refreshing, easy-drinking drink!
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Dry!
And yet, it tastes so good!
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Slightly fruity.
The smell is still there, though.
It doesn't leave a scent.
It's a beautiful drink.
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Feel the sweet rice.
It's sensual.
It's easy to drink through.
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The sweetness comes first.
It's not long before a dry snap appears.
clear down the throat
Beautiful flavour that lingers in the mouth.
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The pure gin taste I like?
I don't know what kind of atmosphere the Daiginjo is in.
I like it.
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It's like corn.
Flavor and sweetness came first.
A nice, bright, thirsty drink.
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