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A Silver Lining in Every Cloud: An Introduction to Nigori Sake
Nigori, meaning “cloudy,” refers to a style of sake that is coarsely filtered, allowing a portion of the rice sediment to be left in the finished brew....

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Dassai Sake: “23,” “39,” “45,” “Nigori” and “Beyond”
Last updated: April 7, 2023.
For many sake enthusiasts outside of Japan, myself included, drinking Dassai was a revelatory “wow!” moment. Until very r...

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Sparkling Sake Brunch at Home
Brunch is a most pleasurable time. In some places, it can begin as early as 9:00 in the morning and end as late as 4:00 in the afternoon, solving the q...

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Finding Your Zen with Sake
The weeks leading up to cherry blossom season in Washington, D.C., are packed with much anticipation and excitement. Every year, thousands of visitors ...

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5 Sake Picks for a Romantic Date
February is just around the corner! That means that Valentine's Day is approaching. If you are looking for a perfect gift for your loved ones, how about trying something unique this year? Here are ...

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Top 5 Best Sake for Beginners
It’s been an amazing year for Japanese sake and 2020 has much more in store! With sake, “beauty is in the eye of the drinker” and with so much variety ...

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Best Hot Sake
For many people, their first encounter with Japanese sake was through a sake bomb, a spin-off from the popular Irish car bomb but with the added attrac...

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Is the Most Expensive Sake the Tastiest? Not Always
Sake ranges in price from affordable to expensive, but prices aren't the only determination for taste. Personal preferences, food combinations, and other conditions play a big role in the sake that...

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Fact 5: Sake Complements More Than Japanese Cuisine
Where do you drink sake? In San Francisco, where I live, we often see them at sushi spots, izakaya-style restaurants, ramen shops and so forth. Because...












