I went to Nikka whisky factory.
Sep 06th 2010 11:21
We looked around in the factory.
I think I understood how whiskey is made.
Time makes whiskey good.
The older whiskey is, the higher the price and better the taste.
After looking around, We drank two grasses of whiskey and a grass of apple juice for free.
We were a little drunk and felt good.
We had a good time.
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I went to Nikka Whisky Factory.
I went to Nikka Whisky Factory in Yoichi, Hokkaido with one of my friends yesterday.
I think I understand how whiskey is made.
After looking around, we drank two glasses of whiskey and a glass of apple juice for free.
The older whiskey is, the higher the price and the better the taste.
After looking around, we drank two glasses of whiskey and a grass of apple juice for free.
We were a little drunk but felt good.
Hmm, I noticed you used two different spellings for "whisky". Both are correct - "whisky" is Scottish English, while "whiskey" is Irish English. However, since the beverage originated in Scotland, "whisky" without the "e" is preferred over "whiskey".
We looked around in the factory. 【自然ではない】
I overlooked the other "grass", hahaha
I went to the Nikka Whisky Factory.
I went to the Nikka Whisky Factory in Yoichi, Hokkaido, with one of my friends yesterday. or Yesterday, I went to the Nikka Whisky Factory in Yoichi, Hokkaido, with one of my friends.
We looked around in the factory.
Now I think I understood understand how whiskey is made.
Time makes whiskey good. （いいですけど、）Whiskey gets better with time.
The older whiskey is, the higher the price and the better the taste.
After looking around, we drank two glasses of whiskey and a glass of apple juice for free. (You normally don't capitalize the pronoun "we" in mid-sentence. Only capitalize it when starting a new sentence. But the pronoun "I" is always capitalized.)
We were a little drunk and but felt good. (Use "but" when you make a contrast between two or more things.)