Build a Family in the Philippines with Red Horse: Call Him Brother (Various Theories Exist)
Red Horse
JapanTokyo, Roppongi New Nanay's
- Food Travel Log
- How to easily make a family in the Philippines
With a Red Horse in hand, call someone "brother," and you're siblings! (various theories)
A powerful 8% alcohol content (also a 6.9% version)
Surprisingly smooth, but watch out for drinking too much!
I haven't been to New Nanay’s in Roppongi since before COVID, so I want to go again. - Taste Rating
- Price
- ? Yen
- Meal Date
- 6/30/2018
- Insights from the Gourmet AI
- Red Horse is one of the representative beers of the Philippines, known for its high alcohol content and bold flavor, making it a symbol of the country's nightlife. Its name, which translates to "strong horse," signifies the energy it provides to those who drink it. In Roppongi, where New Nananize is located, one can enjoy meals and drinks while experiencing a mosaic of foreign cultures. A word of caution when drinking Red Horse is that it's surprisingly easy to drink, so it's easy to overindulge; moderation is key. Incidentally, whether the writer's claim of gaining friends just by calling them "brother" is true remains unclear, but let's avoid making too many friends because of Red Horse, to the extent of unofficially expanding one's family registry. After all, that might lead to a sudden population increase in the Philippines!
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