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Deer Antler Velvet Liquor

漢方のパワーがみなぎる!鹿の角を漬け込んだ強烈な滋養強壮酒

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For Hardcore Fans Alcohol Grandpa's Medicinal Liquor

Description

An intense medicinal liquor where 'Lu Rong (soft, unossified antlers of male deer)'—considered the highest-grade nourishing herb in Chinese medicine—and Dong Quai are steeped in Kaoliang liquor.

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Recipe

Ingredients

Instructions

  1. [Delicious Way to Drink]
  2. [Label Features] An old-school medicinal liquor brewed by TTL. Marked by a red box with a deer illustration.
  3. [Straight] ABV ~30%. Poured into a glass, it has a deep reddish-brown color.
  4. The aroma is literally a Chinese pharmacy. Behind the intense spice scents of 'Dong Quai' and 'Rou Gui (Cinnamon)', a slight animalistic wildness is felt.
  5. One sip spreads the heat of Kaoliang alcohol along with complex herbal bitterness and strong rock sugar sweetness.
  6. Since it warms the body as if burning from the inside, Taiwanese elders drink just one small glass like 'medicine' before bed to improve circulation and recover from fatigue.
Learn more Spice, substitutes, tips

Key spices

Intense herbal aroma of Dong Quai and Cinnamon

Substitutes at Japanese supermarkets

Yomeishu or Habushu (Flavor and purpose are very close)

Pairing

Drinking alone before bed、or salty small dishes

Trivia

[Hardcore] One of TTL's traditional medicinal liquor series alongside Wujiapi and Zhu Ye Qing. Lu Rong is said to improve blood flow and enhance kidney function (boost vitality); a secret power source for Taiwanese uncles. The intense taste keeps youth away; a completely hardcore local liquor.

Eating tips & etiquette

[Unique Eating] In Taiwan's cold winter, adding just 1 tbsp of this Lu Rong Liquor as a secret ingredient when making Ma You Ji (Sesame oil chicken soup) breaks the limits of the soup's stamina effect and richness!

Allergen

Wheat (from Kaoliang base)

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