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> 旭川といえば男山、札幌といえば千歳鶴 **みたいな感じで** 、その土地の有名な酒を「地酒」と言う。 「地ビール」というのもある。

  * For a long time I have been thinking of the usage of で in sentences like these, I thought they were the conjunctive で or the _by means of_ で.
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particle-で
Meaning of で in みたいな感じで、その土地の有名な酒を「地酒」と言う。
In your case, I think で is a particle because the part until で adverbially
explains how その土地の有名な酒 is called using examples.

In general, if you can replace で with であり or でして, it's a conjugated copula
(だ). For example, で is the te-form of だ in the following sentences (で is
interchangeable with であり/でして):

  * 彼は「やっぱりね」といった **感じで** 、全く驚いた様子がない。  
He is like "I knew it"; he doesn't seem to be surprised at all.

  * 梅雨はもう終わっている **感じで** 、空には雲ひとつ見えません。  
Looks like the rainy season is over, there's not even a cloud in the sky.

On the other hand, で is a condition/situation/means marker (particle) in the
following sentences (で adverbially modifies the following verb):

  * 彼は「やっぱりね」といった **感じで** こちらを見た。  
He looked at me as if to say "I knew it".

  * 空を飛んでいる **感じで** 踊ってみてください。  
Try to dance as if you are flying in the sky.
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