"Premium Mitsuya Cider Domestic Wenzhou Mikan" tasting review that gives a sense of premium compared to drinking compared

As Mitsuya Cider released "Premium Mitsuya Cider Domestic Wenzhou Mikan" as a limited quantity premium item, I bought it and tried drinking it.

If you notice the season is getting closer and closer to winter, when the number of products using oranges increases. Does the premium Mitsuya Cider have the sweetness and umami of domestically produced Wenzhou oranges?

The tasting review is from the following.
Premium Mitsuya Cider Domestic Wenzhou Mandarin orange | Mitsuya Cider | carbonated drinks | product information | Asahi Beverages

Normal Mitsuya Cider (147 yen) and Premium Mitsuya Cider Domestic Wenzhou Mandarin (158 yen).


I use domestic wenzhou oranges juice. The color of the liquid seems to be wrapped with safflower yellow.


Mitsuya Cider is 42 kcal per 100 ml.


Premium Mitsuya Cider is 49 kcal per 100 ml.


The golden color that surrounds Mitsuya Cider's logo a little premium feeling.


The reason why Mitsuya Cider continues to be drunk is "water" "fragrance" "manufacturing method."


In the case of premium, it became "water" "fragrance" "fruit juice".


However, the bottle was ordinary Mitsuya Cider was a shimmering bottle and it was a slightly modified process, while the premium was normal.


I poured it into a glass. Unless it is a 100% fruit juice drink, the mandarin taste will be slightly diluted, but the premium Mitsuya Cider will not be different as it is. However, drinking with Mitsuya Cider makes me realize that indeed the tangerine flavor inflates the taste. However, if you drink with a single item, you may not be aware of the subtle difference and may think that it is a thin butcape taste cider. People who can find value in the premium difference of 11 yen, please drink it.


By the way, I think that Mitsuya Cider had "Nippon Quality" as a product series using good materials, but has the series finished? I feel that it is a waste to name the premium whatever you choose as a matter of being a name you care about if you see it.