Favorite Drink?/Drink Talk Thread

Shani wrote:I'm cheap, so anything with vodka in it and I'll probably drink it.

I went to this one restaurant recently and they had a cosmo sake; it was heavenly!

sounds fun....i'm not a female..so i don't drink cosmos that often but i do remember drinking frozen cosmos in the East Village years ago when i lived in new york...pretty dayem good.

cosmo sake...sounds like a fun modern twist.

Shani wrote:I'm cheap, so anything with vodka in it and I'll probably drink it.

I went to this one restaurant recently and they had a cosmo sake; it was heavenly!

Speaking of sake...Enna, a very cool member here on this board, once mentioned this singularly unique American sake company here...check it out...you might be interested..their sakes have won many awards


www.sakeone.com

Saw something last night on sake. I don't know if you guys have it. It's a show about a guy getting drunk everywhere in the world. The Thirsty Traveler. He visited a place in Kyoto where they produce it. The place was huge. They had tons of rice in 900kg bags and could cook 80 000 kg of rice a day. :nut:

For the most part, it looked pretty easy to do. It only have to age between 15 to 40 days.

tabana wrote:Saw something last night on sake. I don't know if you guys have it. It's a show about a guy getting drunk everywhere in the world. The Thirsty Traveler. He visited a place in Kyoto where they produce it. The place was huge. They had tons of rice in 900kg bags and could cook 80 000 kg of rice a day. :nut:

For the most part, it looked pretty easy to do. It only have to age between 15 to 40 days.

i don't think this show is available in southern California...but i have seen programs similar starring Dave Atell and Tony Bourdain exploring major cities in Japan while getting drunk as a muthaf*cker.....fun stuff.

:hehe: Yup. Sounds like that.

There's a short sample on the website, but it's mostly showing the guy buying a drink from a vending machine and then going to a capsule hotel. I didn't see that part yesterday.

tabana wrote::hehe: Yup. Sounds like that.

There's a short sample on the website, but it's mostly showing the guy buying a drink from a vending machine and then going to a capsule hotel. I didn't see that part yesterday.

i see i see. i still like the two urban nation tokyo documentaries...where the one woman went to a sake factory for a free tasting tour...and she walked out sounding ripped and the other segment with the two tokyo girls staying out all night and the showing up at Tsukiji Fish Market the next moring after staying up all night partying :victory:

I like the sushi girls too. :inlove:

tabana wrote:I like the sushi girls too. :inlove:

so desu ne?

sushi girls = sushi kanojotachi = sushi joseitachi = suki desu

:beaten:

Tu_triky wrote:

Speaking of sake...Enna, a very cool member here on this board, once mentioned this singularly unique American sake company here...check it out...you might be interested..their sakes have won many awards


www.sakeone.com

Thanks! I'll be sure to check it out :dancing:

Shani wrote:

Thanks! I'll be sure to check it out :dancing:

Cool. I bought a bottle of nigorisake and a hinoki wood sake serving set as a gift for a friend...i'm anxious to give it to my friend!

Tu_triky wrote:

so desu ne?

sushi girls = sushi kanojotachi = sushi joseitachi = suki desu

:beaten:

That's until they say they work in a kabakura. :pout:

tabana wrote:
That's until they say they work in a kabakura. :pout:

then you like them even more! except that the proposition is much more costly :)

edit: if they look like itoh misaki did in kiken na aneki i don't mind if they are a Kyabakura-jo :beaten:

hehe I don't think they'd look like Misaki Itoh. :)

Thanks for the spelling btw. :bow:


I did some research on it. I think I'd prefer spending money on postcards. From 2,000 to 5,000 for 50 minutes. Look at the staff. One girl isn't pretty at all. She must be working only during the last call to empty the place. :beaten: :hehe: They are prettier in other clubs, but it still too expensive to practice japanese.

http://www.concors.co.jp/sweet/mitaka.html

tabana wrote:hehe I don't think they'd look like Misaki Itoh. :)

of course not...that's a dream! :)

Thanks for the spelling btw. :bow:

oh please that wasn't my intention

I did some research on it. I think I'd prefer spending money on postcards. From 2,000 to 5,000 for 50 minutes. Look at the staff. One girl isn't pretty at all. She must be working only during the last call to empty the place. :beaten: :hehe: They are prettier in other clubs, but it still too expensive to practice japanese.

http://www.concors.co.jp/sweet/mitaka.html

i agree those biatches in that foto are hella ugly! busu da yo!

but how 'bout this girl..i'd be down to spend some yen on that :P

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Wow, very pretty. :smitten: What's her name?

tabana wrote:Wow, very pretty. :smitten: What's her name?

i don't know but she works at a spot where money talks and bulshiet walks...i'll pm you

:dielaughing:

This should be in the quote of the day.

tabana wrote::dielaughing:

This should be in the quote of the day.

perhaps, my friend....it does represent a certain truth...in this world we live in.

tabana wrote:hehe I don't think they'd look like Misaki Itoh. :)

Thanks for the spelling btw. :bow:


I did some research on it. I think I'd prefer spending money on postcards. From 2,000 to 5,000 for 50 minutes. Look at the staff. One girl isn't pretty at all. She must be working only during the last call to empty the place. :beaten: :hehe: They are prettier in other clubs, but it still too expensive to practice japanese.

http://www.concors.co.jp/sweet/mitaka.html

yeah most of the girls are... :shakehead:
maybe one or two near avg looking... :bonk:

Tu_triky wrote:


i agree those biatches in that foto are hella ugly! busu da yo!

but how 'bout this girl..i'd be down to spend some yen on that :P

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nice one... :applaud: :naughty: