Notes on Culture & Art | Jaina Mishra
A port stop and a shore excursion turn out to be a lesson in wine culture!
A few phone photos of Okinawa street culture first :
Pride in their own Identity is seen everywhere with prominent declarations of ‘Made in Okinawa’
At every restaurant on the main shopping road, chefs and hosts stand outside to lure you in
A wine shop …. let’s take a closer look
What unusual Wine jars!
What unusual contents inside the unusual wine jars!!!!
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There’s more to see than can ever be seen, more to do than can ever be done!
Jm July 2013
प्रभावी !!! शुभकामना
Awesome! We had a post about this snake wine a while ago (http://lordsofthedrinks.wordpress.com/2013/03/25/five-drinks-for-real-carnivores/), but I never met someone that actually tried it… Have you? What was it like? Cheers, Micky
No – but am sure it must be worth a try! Someday!
Great name for your blog!!
Yeah I believe you really should! Is it expensive?
No idea – I didn’t check. But the jars were large so I guess just the volume would make it expensive even f the snake were free!
Thanks a lot! 😀
Yeah that’s true… Maybe you can try a shot somewhere first, just to try it out!
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प्रभावी !!!
शुभकामना
Awesome! We had a post about this snake wine a while ago (http://lordsofthedrinks.wordpress.com/2013/03/25/five-drinks-for-real-carnivores/), but I never met someone that actually tried it… Have you? What was it like?
Cheers,
Micky
No – but am sure it must be worth a try!
Someday!
Great name for your blog!!
Yeah I believe you really should! Is it expensive?
No idea – I didn’t check. But the jars were large so I guess just the volume would make it expensive even f the snake were free!
Thanks a lot! 😀
Yeah that’s true… Maybe you can try a shot somewhere first, just to try it out!
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