What is another word for awamori?
Pronunciation: [ɐwɐmˈɔːɹi] (IPA) 
Awamori is a traditional Okinawan alcoholic drink made from long grain rice, and it is known for its unique flavor and aroma. It is a popular beverage in Okinawa and across Japan. Awamori has several synonyms, such as Okinawa sake, Okinawa shochu, and Okinawa liquor. It is also referred to as Ryukyu awamori, named after the chain of islands where it originated. In the Ryukyu Islands, awamori is often called "island sake" or "island liquor." It is important to understand that although awamori is similar to sake and shochu, it has its own unique taste and texture that sets it apart from the other beverages.
