I like bottled beverages, although I don't see them much anymore.
Whether it is milk, juice, or beer, bottled beverages are by far the best.
Even canned and packaged beverages are good, but nothing can compare to bottled beverages. For some reason, they are better. I don't know if it's because they feel cold or if there is some kind of craftsmanship in the bottle's mouthpiece, but bottled beverages are just delicious.
So, this time, we are going to compare local bottled drinks in Tokushima Prefecture.
For now, let's take a look at what we bought at the Awa Shokoku Museum!
There is a variety of new, yet nostalgic carbonated beverages, as well as alcoholic beverages. Cider, highballs, wine, beer. Well, there is a wide variety.
It is quite a spectacular sight, isn't it? The angle of the view is as if looking up at a pillar of earth in Awa.
Let's drink them one by one.
First, let's drink this one.
Kito sugi Ippon Riding Certified Beverage Kito Yuzu Cider
A slightly blue bottle?
It looks cool and refreshing. The packaging is also nice, with cute illustrations and a sprinkling of yuzu trees. Also, although it may be hard to tell from the picture, there is something written in small letters.
It would be difficult to transcribe the whole thing, so I'll try to summarize it in about 30 words.
Come to Kiuto, in the middle of Shikoku, where there is good food all year round.
Something like that. Straight to the point.
I checked the ingredients and found that it contains yuzu juice and honey, of course. So, please note that babies under 1 year old are not allowed to drink it. Well, I guess it's none of my business, since I wouldn't let my baby drink carbonated beverages.
Now that I have had a good look around the package, I think it's time to have some.