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    KIRIN Afternoon Tea is one of my favorites whenever I travel around Japan on my own. As soon as I enter a convenience store or supermarket, I almost always grab a bottle out of habit.

    I like that it doesn’t have the astringent taste that canned tea often has. The tea aroma is mellow and smooth, and the sweetness is just right, making it very pleasant and refreshing to drink. Sometimes I even add a slice of fresh lemon, which instantly enhances the flavor and makes it even more refreshing and appealing.

    It’s such a pleasure to drink after chilling it in the refrigerator. Whether I’m cooling off after walking under the hot sun on the streets of Japan or enjoying it with a late-night snack back at the hotel, it’s the perfect companion. This classic drink has accompanied me on countless trips, and it’s definitely the one I buy most often in Japan and never get tired of drinking.

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    Kirin Afternoon Tea has a rich tea aroma and a smooth taste without being too sweet. It's especially refreshing when served cold. The subtle black tea aroma is very relaxing, making it just right for an afternoon break. The overall flavor is natural, and you can add a few fresh lemon slices to make lemon tea with more depth of flavor.

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    KIRIN Afternoon Tea has a natural tea aroma and a refreshing taste. The original, milk tea, and lemon tea flavors each have their own distinctive qualities. The original black tea is fresh and smooth, while the lemon tea has a slightly tart, fruity aroma. My favorite is the milk tea, which is rich and smooth, with just the right amount of sweetness without being overly sweet. It goes down even more smoothly when chilled and is especially refreshing in hot weather.

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