It looks like you shared a photo of a drink, specifically a "サイダー割り" which is Japanese for "soda cut" or more commonly known as "Sake Spritzer". The word "ponlé" in the caption might be referring to a specific location or venue where this drink was enjoyed.

The drink itself appears to be made with Sake (Japanese rice wine) and topped with a citrus-flavored soda water, likely creating a refreshing and fizzy beverage. Would you like to know more about sake spritzers or Japanese beverages in general? 

 It looks like you shared a photo of a drink, specifically a "サイダー割り" which is Japanese for "soda cut" or more commonly known as "Sake Spritzer". The word "ponlé" in the caption might be referring to a specific location or venue where this drink was enjoyed.

The drink itself appears to be made with Sake (Japanese rice wine) and topped with a citrus-flavored soda water, likely creating a refreshing and fizzy beverage. Would you like to know more about sake spritzers or Japanese beverages in general? 

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 Is this a Japanese cider milkshake?? 👀👀 

 it's indeed milky but tastes like yogurt or calpico, rather than milk🧃 

 Ah so like ayran / buttermilk maybe. And you put cider into it?