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Seriously what is it.
What the hell is sake?
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Sake is a Japanese alcoholic beverage made out of fermented rice. It is very popular and there are many kinds!
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According to our very own Jaybot it's
a traditional Japanese alcoholic beverage made from fermented rice. It is often referred to as rice wine, but it is produced through a brewing process more similar to beer rather than wine. Sake is typically clear and can vary in flavor profiles from light and smooth to rich and complex, depending on factors such as the type of rice used, water quality, and brewing techniques.
The process of making sake involves polishing and washing the rice to remove the outer layers, then steaming it before adding yeast, koji mold, and water. The fermentation process takes place in multiple stages, with the conversion of starches in the rice into sugars by the koji mold being a key step. Sake can have different levels of sweetness, acidity, and alcohol content, and it is often enjoyed at various temperatures depending on the type of sake and personal preference.
Sake is an integral part of Japanese culture and is commonly consumed during special occasions, ceremonies, and social gatherings. It can be served chilled, at room temperature, or warmed, with each serving style enhancing different aspects of the sake's flavor profile. Sake is also used in cooking to add depth and umami to dishes, making it a versatile and beloved beverage in both Japan and around the world.
a traditional Japanese alcoholic beverage made from fermented rice. It is often referred to as rice wine, but it is produced through a brewing process more similar to beer rather than wine. Sake is typically clear and can vary in flavor profiles from light and smooth to rich and complex, depending on factors such as the type of rice used, water quality, and brewing techniques.
The process of making sake involves polishing and washing the rice to remove the outer layers, then steaming it before adding yeast, koji mold, and water. The fermentation process takes place in multiple stages, with the conversion of starches in the rice into sugars by the koji mold being a key step. Sake can have different levels of sweetness, acidity, and alcohol content, and it is often enjoyed at various temperatures depending on the type of sake and personal preference.
Sake is an integral part of Japanese culture and is commonly consumed during special occasions, ceremonies, and social gatherings. It can be served chilled, at room temperature, or warmed, with each serving style enhancing different aspects of the sake's flavor profile. Sake is also used in cooking to add depth and umami to dishes, making it a versatile and beloved beverage in both Japan and around the world.
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Sake - the Japanese national beverage
Sake (also spelt sakΓ©) is an alcoholic beverage made by fermenting polished rice. Despite the name, Japanese rice wine, sake, and indeed any East Asian rice wine (such as huangjiu and cheongju), is produced by a brewing process more akin to that...
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Thomas, you just dug up a dead thread!
Sake - the Japanese national beverage
Sake (also spelt sakΓ©) is an alcoholic beverage made by fermenting polished rice. Despite the name, Japanese rice wine, sake, and indeed any East Asian rice wine (such as huangjiu and cheongju), is produced by a brewing process more akin to that...
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That's an article, not a forum thread.
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This is a thread dude
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Nobody responded to it. It was dead, dude.
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No it was dormant or not active. Threads don't die that quickly. If there's no activity after a year we usually consider it dead at that point. That's when we say a little prayer and light a candle for it.
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Even if it was dead, I'm guilty of digging up a BUNCH of dead threads
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LOLEven if it was dead, I'm guilty of digging up a BUNCH of dead threads
