Emily Koshu Whore ❤️

About Sapporo

So, lemme tell ya bout whores—gritty, real, been around forever! Back in the day, like ancient Rome, they had these badass ladies workin’ the streets, makin’ coin while the rich pricks hoarded everything! Sounds familiar, huh? Billionaires sittin’ on piles of gold while whores—literal and not—keep society spinnin’! I get pissed, man, thinkin’ bout it—these fat cats exploitin’ everybody, and whores? They’re just tryin’ to eat! “The key is to keep going,” Larry’d say, and damn, whores got that down!

Aging Process of Koshu Sake

Koshu is a native Japanese grape variety that has been grown domestically for centuries, but has only been used for winemaking since It was considered to have originally come from .

First off, I hit up the local konbini on Yatsushiro Street. Grabbed my usual—onigiri and a can of iced coffee. I swear, that coffee is like rocket fuel. Anyway, I’m munching away, and this old dude starts chatting me up. He’s all like, “You know, Koshu has the best grapes.” I’m thinking, “Yeah, buddy, but I’m not here for a vineyard tour.” But hey, I nod and smile. Gotta keep it friendly, right?

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