やん
I was going to drink it at some event.
I left it behind thinking I would drink it at some event,
I opened the bottle when we had a family barbecue.
I opened the bottle when we had a family barbecue.
（I opened a bottle when we had a family barbecue,
I didn't think it would go well with the barbecue
(but I thought it was not suitable for a barbecue, so we had it at the after-party).
Yes, it's still the same Pinappo 🍍.
From the aroma, and in the mouth.
As it is. It's just as it should be 🍍.
Even though it claims to be Bizen Omachi up front...
I think it's a "Hana-yosu" after all.
The flavor makes you think, "It's still Hana-yosu!
It is already an aromatic juice.
(I wonder if the brewer will take this expression favorably?
(I don't know if the brewery will take this expression favorably. I don't know.)
But it is not a food wine.
It's a stand-alone drink. 🤣
P.S.
I also got this Hana-yosu by a special technique [altruism].
I got it by a desperate technique.
I asked my father, who is a lucky lottery player, to buy it on a weekday afternoon
I asked my father, who is a lucky lottery player, to go shopping on a weekday afternoon (Akaban Oumachi in Nabeshima).
He said, "I'm doing a lottery, so while I'm at it, please draw the winning ticket,
I said, "I'm doing a lottery, so while I'm at it, please draw the winning ticket.
He drew a prize for me!
And he did!
How did he pull it off so easily?
Definitely "selflessness".
My greedy son realized.
Dad, I hope you live long!
Purchase price ¥3722（1.8L)
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takeshon
Good morning, Yann 😃.
Ohhh a bottle - that's amazing 👍 your dad is amazing too 🤣.
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ポンちゃん
Hi Yann, ☀️
I'm so jealous of your delicious hana-yori baths - ❣️ your father is as amazing as ever 😄👍
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やん
Hi takeshon.
My father's luck in the lottery really surprises me every time.
He seems to have good luck with Hanayo.
I haven't been able to get him to win anything lately.
Me... I have no idea 😭
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やん
Hi, Pon.
Hana-yori is delicious, but...,
I think it should be drunk by itself.
I don't care if it's Yamadanishiki or Omachi.
I feel like it's "Hana-Hayo Yoku". 🤣
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