Eliza Koshu Whore ❤️❤️

About Saitama

Real talk tho, whore’s got history. Back in the day—like Victorian times, fam—whores had secret codes. Handkerchiefs, colors, all that. Red meant “I’m down,” green was “pay me first.” Wild, right? Bet you didn’t know that shit. Surprised me too—thought it was just a modern flex. Nope, OG hustle. Kinda dope, kinda sad. *Boyhood* vibes again—“It’s always been like this.”

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Koshu is one of the most visually appealing grape varieties grown in the world today, and its rose-colored berries have been grown in Japan for more than years. How Koshu arrived in .

After a few drinks, I’m feeling good. I start chatting with the locals. They’re telling me about the best spots in Koshu. I’m taking notes like I’m in class. “Check out the Koshu Castle,” they say. “It’s got history!” I’m thinking, “Yeah, I could use some history after today.”

The only Japanese Winery for this brilliant achievement, “Château Mercian Fuefuki Koshu Gris de Gris 2019” Wins Gold at the International Wine Challenge 2021!