USA Sake Market Overview The USA Sake market continues to be the global number one importer of Japanese Sake. 2016-2017 saw an increase of 16% 2017, with a dollar value increase from 800 million yen to 6 billion yen. This is an increase of 1.7 times from 2007 levels. Sake is ranked second after yellowtail… Continue reading The American Sake Market
Category: About Japanese sake
Learn about Japapnese sake and Japan sake drinking culture
Japanese Sake Tasting the right way
Japanese Sake tasting involves the following sequence of steps. The procedure is basically the same as for wine tasting. (1) Observe the appearance, including color and clarity. (2) Evaluate the uwadachika (orthonasal aroma) by bringing the vessel up to the nose and smelling the aroma given off directly by the sake. (3)… Continue reading Japanese Sake Tasting the right way
Sake drinking temperatures
Sake Drinking Temperature Sake drinking temperatures are an important part of Sake. Sake is a drink that can be enjoyed at many temperatures. Each temperature has a different name. Sake can be enjoyed at a wide range of temperatures. Each temperature has a different name, and you can enjoy unique aspects of the same sake… Continue reading Sake drinking temperatures
Food and Sake Pairings that aren’t Traditional Japanese Dishes
Original words by: Sam Slaughter Original Article: https://www.themanual.com/food-and-drink/food-sake-pairings-guide/ Food and Sake Pairings Food and Sake pairings will always bring a stock answer, people will say Japanese Sake matches Japanese food, most likely sushi. A lot of us have only had Japanese sake when it has been served alongside sushi. This sake pairing… Continue reading Food and Sake Pairings that aren’t Traditional Japanese Dishes
What Is Japanese Sake?
Original words: Steven John Original Article: https://www.themanual.com/food-and-drink/what-is-sake-explained-best-sake/ What Is Japanese Sake? The national beverage of Japan, sake (pronounced “sah-KAY”) is a fermented rice wine that has been enjoyed since at least the 8th century CE, though some historians believe it was consumed hundreds of years earlier. It is brewed using highly polished sake mai rice, water, a mold called Aspergillus… Continue reading What Is Japanese Sake?
JAPANESE SAKE DRINKING CULTURE
Some time ago you may have seen Prime Minister Abe pouring Sake for President Obama Sushi Jiro during the US President’s official visit to Japan. The use of Sake is integral to Japanese culture and building relationships. Although SakePortal exports Japanese Sake we can not export the culture! But we hope we can give… Continue reading JAPANESE SAKE DRINKING CULTURE
Sake Flavour Profiles and Food Pairings
Sake Flavour Profiles and Food Pairings: Exploring the Art of Matching Sake with Culinary Delights Sake, the iconic Japanese rice wine, holds a cherished place in the world of gastronomy. Crafted from fermented rice, water, yeast, and a key fermenting agent known as koji mold, sake encompasses a rich spectrum of flavours and textures.… Continue reading Sake Flavour Profiles and Food Pairings
The Art of Sake Labels
Craftsmanship, Culture, and Innovation in Japan’s Sake Labeling Industry Sake, Japan’s iconic rice wine, is more than a drink—it is a symbol of tradition, craftsmanship, and regional pride. Over the years, the artistry of sake labels has evolved, reflecting the rich heritage of Japanese brewing while embracing modern design innovations. As Japan aims to… Continue reading The Art of Sake Labels