Awaji Island West Coast ‘Aomiha Old Sake House’ Limited-time ‘Float Discount Campaign’ from 2 September.

2024.09.06

The ‘Koshu no Ya’ shop and bar at the ‘Aomiha -SEIKAIHA-‘ theatre and restaurant on Awaji Island offers a carefully selected collection of aged sake, mainly Japanese sake, aged for more than 10 years.
From Monday 2 to Monday 30 September, customers who order any of the ten eligible drinks on the menu will receive a free vanilla ice cream topping as part of the “Get over the lingering summer heat! Swim Discount Campaign’.

The Kosyu House offers a menu of cold drinks to help you beat the lingering summer heat, such as the Kosyu Sake Highball, a soda-infused version of the fruity-tasting Kosyu 2007 Sanin Togo, which won first prize at the Singapore Sake Challenge 2023, an international sake competition, and the non-alcoholic FRENCH SODA, made with cherry syrup with a delicate and elegant cherry blossom aroma. The cold drink menu also includes FRENCH SODA, a non-alcoholic drink made with sakura syrup with a delicate and elegant cherry blossom aroma. As part of the campaign, a free vanilla ice-cream topping will be offered exclusively to those who order the target drink menu.
At the end of the lingering summer heat, enjoy a cold float at the Old Sake House.

Survive the summer heat! Float Discount Campaign' Overview

Period: 2 (Mon) – 30 (Mon) September
Price: Sake Kosyu Highball / 900 yen
FRENCH SODA: Sakura, green plum, lemon ginger, strawberry / 700 yen
Awaji drinks: Awaji Lemon Squash, Awaji Craft Shima Cola, Craft Ginger Ale, Awaji Island Lemon Ginger / 800 Yen
All prices include tax.
Includes: Free vanilla ice cream topping for customers who order the above drinks.

>KOSHUNOYA Official website

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