Sound real smart at the bar after just reading these Features. From how whiskies are made to how rums are marqued. We know high school Chemistry wasn't fun, so we'll try to keep things light and interesting.
Special Features
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Tamagawa: The Jewel River of Kyoto
Located in the remote costal region of Kyotango in nothern Kyoto prefecture, Kinoshita Shuzo has been producing the Tamagawa brand (Jewel River)... -
Spontaneous Sake: A Walk On The Wild Side Of Brewing
In the clinical world of sake brewing, reducing risk is one of the most crucial challenges facing a master brewer. Each batch is made up of seve... -
Kanpai London: Crafting the Sake Revolution
Co-founder & Head Brewer Tom Wilson Kanpai London The word "Craft" is used very liberally in today's more consumer conscious drinks market. In... -
The Basics: Beginners Guide to Sake Classifications
The Basics: Sake Classifications Understanding the world of wine can be a really complicated affair. Aside from the obvious differences in colour... -
Tedorigawa: The Birth of Sake
Nihonshu doesn’t really get much mainstream media publicity outside of Japan. Sure, you might hear it fleetingly mentioned in a travel show or ... -
The Devil is in the Detail: The Precarious Task of Washing and Soaking Rice
There is a very famous saying amongst sake brewers that goes: 1st koji, 2nd moto, 3rd moromi. This is a list of three key stages in the sake br... -
The Truth About Rice Milling: Three Sake That Crack The Common Narrative
Last year a sake made from rice that had been polished to just 1% of its original weight was released to much hype and fanfare. Before t... -
Omachi: The Phantom Sake Rice
When it comes to brewers rice, one variety consistently steals the limelight. Originally bred by agriculturists in 1936 for the specific purpose... -
The Wandering Poet of Shimane
Isn't it interesting how certain images stick in our subconscience. Back when I first started taking an interest in sake, the inevitable...
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