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Well I’ve belatedly discovered Sake. It has no histamines so doesn’t fuck with my head as far as hangovers go. Having a tick allergy makes me susceptible to histamines. Right now I’m drinking some fine sake, Jinro Chamisul, 16% alc vol. it doesn’t come overly cheap though at $13.00 per 375ml bottle, but well worth it.
Drink it warm if you're not already.Well I’ve belatedly discovered Sake. It has no histamines so doesn’t fuck with my head as far as hangovers go. Having a tick allergy makes me susceptible to histamines. Right now I’m drinking some fine sake, Jinro Chamisul, 16% alc vol. it doesn’t come overly cheap though at $13.00 per 375ml bottle, but well worth it.
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Yeah...I’m drinking it room temperature, but that’s 4’C tonight. They say some places serve it warm to disguise a poor drop? My missus went on business to Japan a few years ago and brought back a sake ornament bottle. But I fashioned a cork for it and have recently given it functional use. I don’t like “ornaments” that are meant to be used...you know like chicks collecting candles and not lighting them.Drink it warm if you're not already.Well I’ve belatedly discovered Sake. It has no histamines so doesn’t fuck with my head as far as hangovers go. Having a tick allergy makes me susceptible to histamines. Right now I’m drinking some fine sake, Jinro Chamisul, 16% alc vol. it doesn’t come overly cheap though at $13.00 per 375ml bottle, but well worth it.
Anyway they say sake is a sharing drink, so it’s just Breakfall and myself getting hammered. Oooooohoohoohoohoohoo
It goes down smoother heated. I drink Sake at Sushi joints only, so maybe once a year. That shit creeps up on you then slams pretty hard. I had to call Uber a few years ago because of that shit.Yeah...I’m drinking it room temperature, but that’s 4’C tonight. They say some places serve it warm to disguise a poor drop? My missus went on business to Japan a few years ago and brought back a sake ornament bottle. But I fashioned a cork for it and have recently given it functional use. I don’t like “ornaments” that are meant to be used...you know like chicks collecting candles and not lighting them.Drink it warm if you're not already.Well I’ve belatedly discovered Sake. It has no histamines so doesn’t fuck with my head as far as hangovers go. Having a tick allergy makes me susceptible to histamines. Right now I’m drinking some fine sake, Jinro Chamisul, 16% alc vol. it doesn’t come overly cheap though at $13.00 per 375ml bottle, but well worth it.
Anyway they say sake is a sharing drink, so it’s just Breakfall and myself getting hammered. Oooooohoohoohoohoohoo
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The first time I had sake was at a sushi bar too; they served it hot. It’s remarkable that it doesn’t give me much of a hangover either. Histamines in regular wine, particularly the sulphites are an absolute head-splitter form me.It goes down smoother heated. I drink Sake at Sushi joints only, so maybe once a year. That shit creeps up on you then slams pretty hard. I had to call Uber a few years ago because of that shit.Yeah...I’m drinking it room temperature, but that’s 4’C tonight. They say some places serve it warm to disguise a poor drop? My missus went on business to Japan a few years ago and brought back a sake ornament bottle. But I fashioned a cork for it and have recently given it functional use. I don’t like “ornaments” that are meant to be used...you know like chicks collecting candles and not lighting them.Drink it warm if you're not already.Well I’ve belatedly discovered Sake. It has no histamines so doesn’t fuck with my head as far as hangovers go. Having a tick allergy makes me susceptible to histamines. Right now I’m drinking some fine sake, Jinro Chamisul, 16% alc vol. it doesn’t come overly cheap though at $13.00 per 375ml bottle, but well worth it.
Anyway they say sake is a sharing drink, so it’s just Breakfall and myself getting hammered. Oooooohoohoohoohoohoo
I hear ya. The spirit is neutral.The first time I had sake was at a sushi bar too; they served it hot. It’s remarkable that it doesn’t give me much of a hangover either. Histamines in regular wine, particularly the sulphites are an absolute head-splitter form me.It goes down smoother heated. I drink Sake at Sushi joints only, so maybe once a year. That shit creeps up on you then slams pretty hard. I had to call Uber a few years ago because of that shit.Yeah...I’m drinking it room temperature, but that’s 4’C tonight. They say some places serve it warm to disguise a poor drop? My missus went on business to Japan a few years ago and brought back a sake ornament bottle. But I fashioned a cork for it and have recently given it functional use. I don’t like “ornaments” that are meant to be used...you know like chicks collecting candles and not lighting them.Drink it warm if you're not already.Well I’ve belatedly discovered Sake. It has no histamines so doesn’t fuck with my head as far as hangovers go. Having a tick allergy makes me susceptible to histamines. Right now I’m drinking some fine sake, Jinro Chamisul, 16% alc vol. it doesn’t come overly cheap though at $13.00 per 375ml bottle, but well worth it.
Anyway they say sake is a sharing drink, so it’s just Breakfall and myself getting hammered. Oooooohoohoohoohoohoo
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I knocked off and opened the fridge to zero cider. So I started on the rum on a Thursday...I can already feel it’s going to be a long weekend!
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