DIFFERENCE BETWEEN JAPANESE HABU SAKE AND SOUTH EAST ASIAN SNAKE WINE LIQUOR, WHERE TO BUY: there is not much difference between Japanese snake wine which is called Habu Sake and South East Asian snake wine from Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, because both drinks are made with rice wine alcohol, a strong and powerful liquor which become a kind of medecine when a Cobra snake (snake wine) or Habu snake (Habu sake) is soaked inside the beverage. So if you want to know everything about Habu sake and Snake wine you can read all explanations on our snake wine guide by following this link...

WHAT IS HABU SAKE, THE JAPANESE SNAKE WINE BEVERAGE EQUAL TO VIETNAMESE SNAKE WINE: Habu Sake is Snake wine from Japan, and if you want to know more about this Japanese drink that is equal to Vietnamese snake wine just follow the link...

SEE THE SNAKE WINE FROM NORTH KOREA, DIFFERENT FROM VIETNAMESE WINE: not sure if you can order it or not as it comes from North Korea but this is another kind of Snake wine that you can see online, even though it is not as nice as the Vietnamese kind, but maybe it is also good to drink ?

SNAKE WINE FROM HCMC SAIGON TO CAN THO: they travel to Vietnam and they had a chance to see the real Snake wine that is available there, the authentic Snake liquor that some people are dreaming to buy in America and Europe. But where to buy this rice wine alcohol if you can't travel to Vietnam ? Maybe AsianSnakeWine.com !

SNAKE WINE IN SEOUL, KOREA: While designer boutiques and cafes spring up in Seoul, I will share to you my travel experience with some sections of Seoul. This capital of South Korea offers silk worm snack foods, snake wine and street jazz.

SNAKE WINE IN CHINA, ONE OF THE BEST DRINK EVER: This snake rice wine was the best stuff we drank on the entire trip....we kept drinking, and Huong kept pouring...must've done five or six shots. This hootch was pretty smooth, a mildly sweet start, with a floral finish. I didn't think it was very strong, but Hung started getting a buzz on.

SNAKE WINE AT NIGHT MARKET: you can find at night market everything to eat you can think about: scorpions, snakes, lizards, silkworms and even testicles. They say that snake wine is good for your mojo...

SNAKE WINE IS A TRADITIONAL DRINK IN CHINA: In Chinese restaurants you often find snake wine in huge, broad-necked bottles or jars, the snake or snakes, often quite large, flopped at the bottom but sometimes filling a major portion of the jar.

Foreign visitor impressed with Vietnamese traditional Snake Wine: The New York Times on March 9th 2008 ran an article by Neil Samson Katz on the author’s impression of Vietnamese traditional Snake Wine during his trip to the Southeast Asian nation called Vietnam.