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Delicious with just the right amount of sweet and sour flavor!
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15%, matured and soft, good food sake, delicious!
Grilled celery with black pepper
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15 degrees, unique sweetness, slightly bitter and tasty.
Nanbu senbei pizza (salty)
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Fresh but short-lasting Nomiyasui
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15 degrees, clean, slightly soft
Appetizer
rice ball with mushrooms and chrysanthemum flowers
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Kirei (clean).
Aomori Hassun
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DKS
Tasake is one of my top five sake brands. It has a unique flavor, and this one is the best among them.
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ペンギンブルー
Forgot to raise.
Sadness that my phone broke and I didn't keep my notes.
Classical, but less peculiar than it looks.
You can feel the moderately ripe rice flavor,
I remember it as a spicy sake.
Aomoriya Ikebukuro
Taste level ☆3/5
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Denshu純米吟醸 古城乃錦
ペンギンブルー
Forgot to raise.
Sadness that my phone broke and left no notes.
Purple label.
I remember that the flavor was similar, but more floral, juicy, and fuller than regular tazake.
Stability.
Aomoriya Ikebukuro
Taste 4/5
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Hanafuki Rokuseto, 15 degrees, good hot sake
grilled mackerel
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15 degrees, slightly floral, nomiyasui.
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Beautiful and delicious!
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Limited edition, over 17 degrees, slightly refreshing
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13 degrees, more refreshing than Kikusen.
Forgot to take a picture? I forgot to take a picture, so I got it from the internet.
Nanbu Senbei Pizza Nanban Miso
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Delicious and well-balanced
Aomori Hachisun
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Soft and moderate
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Dry, clear, and refreshing.
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