Nakano Pine-ame Pineapple Candy Sour Concentrate 600ml
Pineapple sour concentrate 600ml
This is a collaboration with “pine-ame” (pineapple candy) - an icon of the Osaka region.
Mix with soda water at a 1:4 ratio - one 600ml bottle of concentrate makes 3 litres of pine-ame sours.
Pine-ame (pineapple candy) was launched in Osaka in 1951 and has been loved by locals for over 70 years. It evokes the retro vibes of the post-war Showa period. It’s no exaggeration to say that basically everyone in the Kansai (Osaka) region knows about Pine-ame. And there’s been a recent surge in its popularity across Japan, thanks to collaborations with the likes of the champion Hanshin Tigers baseball team.
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Nakano Pine-ame Pineapple Candy Sour Concentrate 600ml
Nakano Pine-ame Pineapple Candy Sour Concentrate 600ml
Pineapple sour concentrate 600ml
This is a collaboration with “pine-ame” (pineapple candy) - an icon of the Osaka region.
Mix with soda water at a 1:4 ratio - one 600ml bottle of concentrate makes 3 litres of pine-ame sours.
Pine-ame (pineapple candy) was launched in Osaka in 1951 and has been loved by locals for over 70 years. It evokes the retro vibes of the post-war Showa period. It’s no exaggeration to say that basically everyone in the Kansai (Osaka) region knows about Pine-ame. And there’s been a recent surge in its popularity across Japan, thanks to collaborations with the likes of the champion Hanshin Tigers baseball team.
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Pineapple sour concentrate 600ml
This is a collaboration with “pine-ame” (pineapple candy) - an icon of the Osaka region.
Mix with soda water at a 1:4 ratio - one 600ml bottle of concentrate makes 3 litres of pine-ame sours.
Pine-ame (pineapple candy) was launched in Osaka in 1951 and has been loved by locals for over 70 years. It evokes the retro vibes of the post-war Showa period. It’s no exaggeration to say that basically everyone in the Kansai (Osaka) region knows about Pine-ame. And there’s been a recent surge in its popularity across Japan, thanks to collaborations with the likes of the champion Hanshin Tigers baseball team.
