りさまる
爽やか
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りさまる
dry taste
Suitable for sashimi
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The sourness that spreads from the moment you put it in your mouth, as if you are biting into a fruit, and the nectarine-like thick sweetness that lingers pleasantly on your tongue.
It is said to be
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It has a sweetness that spreads in the mouth at first, but the aftertaste is moderate and enjoyable with a crisp, dry finish.
The person in the same room said.
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He says it's got a massive flavor that lingers for a long time.
It's true, it has a great aftertaste.
Drink it in small sips.
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It's soooo good!
So sweet you can tell it's sweet!
I could go on and on!
Some people say it gets on the palate, but I can't get rid of it.
I know what you mean when you say it's citrusy.
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The taste lingers in your mouth.
It's called a lingering taste.
It's got color.
It's good.
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