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Sake is an alcoholic beverage made from fermented rice. You can serve it hot or cold. Sake comes from Japan, where it is still popular. Follow proper etiquette when serving and drinking sake. Consider these… More »
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Thanks for watching our video How To Serve And Drink Sake For more how to videos, expert advice, instructional tips, tricks, ... How To Serve And Drink Sake : Serve and Drink Sake. Want to try Sake but are too afraid. Don't fear, follow our simple guide to the correct way to enjoy this Japanese favourite.
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The proper way to serve sake and sake recipes ... However you decide to serve your sake, you are sure to enjoy the many tastes offered by this rice drink that has been a part of Japanese life for millennia ... How to Make Sushi...
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Use an earthenware sake pitcher and small earthenware cups to serve hot sake in a traditional manner. The earthenware pitcher holds the heat of the sake long enough for you to enjoy it, and the earthenware cups protect your hands. ... eHow Article: How to Serve Sake Properly...
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Although sake has traditionally been served warm, advances in brewing technology have led to sake flavor profiles that are destroyed by heat. Nowadays, most premium sake tastes best when slightly chilled. If sake is too chilled, however, many of its flavor components are masked, just as a wine's would be.
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Recommendations of friends, restaurateurs, or shopkeepers can also can be useful in knowing which temperatures to serve a sake. But in the end, you have to just taste a lot and figure it out for yourself.
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This site is devoted to Japanese Sake (Nihonshu 日本酒) and is updated regularly by The Original Sake Educator, John Gauntner, the leading non-Japanese authority on sake and the creator of this site. John has written five books and hundreds of articles on sake (see Articles & Books).
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