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Love is Like a Cocktail

Love is Like a Cocktail, or Osake wa Fufu ni Natte kara in Japanese, is a short manga series with 11 volumes written and illustrated by Crystal na Yosuke. The first manga volume was announced 2015, so as you can guess, it is a finished series, but I've been dying to watch the anime as soon as I heard they made an anime adaption of the webmanga in 2017! Even though it is labelled as a Romance, I would call it more of a kind of Comedy-Slice of Life.

"Quiet but capable, Mizusawa Chisoto is a beautiful leader at work who has a secret at home that only her husband, Sora, knows about: She loves to drink alcohol, and when she does, she becomes extremely adorable! What bliss will Sora's cocktail bring tonight? "Yoidere", the drunken comedy cocktail about Japan's most lovey-dovey couple."

I must say that I love this anime! I was fine with it being short and every episodes only 3 minutes long; it has its own charm and there is no need to drag out things that way, which I like. I am not a drinker, yet I enjoyed this anime so much. Well, drinker or not, I think anyone would enjoy this anime, to be honest! Chi-chan is such a character (along with Sora), even though there's not much story involved at all. And what's even funnier... you get to learn about a new cocktail each episode! They display and explain the drink, how it is made and what ingredients to use. Very educational, haha.

My overall rating of the anime Love is Like a Cocktail: 8,5/10!

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