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Japanese Sake

Japanese alcoholic beverage made from fermented rice.

Also listed under this category are web sites about Shochu (distilled Korean liquor) and Awamori (distilled rice liquor from Okinawa).

See the FAQ regarding the pronunciation of the word sake.- Category ID : 86815

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Awamori-Kan
Liquor distillery on Okinawa, Japan. Theories of how the liquor got its name to present production practices and pricing policies.
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Sudo Honke
Sake brewery located in Ibaraki prefecture, dating from 850 years ago (site in English and French).
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IPPIN
Ibaraki Japan - sake brewing site.
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Mitobe Sake Brewery
Japan-Yamagata. Introduction, history, and products.
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Umenoyado Sake Brewery
Sake brewing process, selection, brewers, shops, and a quiz.
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Sake World
Site devoted to Japanese Sake including a glossary, web links, a newsletter, and FAQs.
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Tanaka Sake Brewery
Sake brewery in Okayama prefecture, producing the "Musashi no sato" brand.
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Tamanohikari Sake
History and Production of Sake; Sake Tasting for Beginners.
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Fujiyama Net
History and modern-days facilities of the Konishi sake brewing clan.
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SakéOne
Saké Products; descriptions and online ordering (in the U.S.A.)
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Jizake
Sake types by regions, classification of different types of beverage, a list of its key incredients, a scale to assess sweetness and an on-line shop.
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Gekkeikan Sake (USA), Inc.
General information on sake, company and product descriptions.
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Sake Kingdom
Sake vocabulary and sake reports.
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Wine of Japan.com
A US sake importer, with information on sake-producing regions, as well as taste and types of sake. Includes a list of US sake dealers.
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Miyashita Sake Brewery Co., Ltd.
Sake brewery in Okayama prefecture, producing the Kiwamihijiri brand.
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The Joy of Sake
All about Sake: how it is brewed, and with what best to drink it. Plus a history of Sake in America.
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Sake Temperature to Drink
Japanese sake can be tasted at various temperatures, from cold (Hiya) to hot (Kan).
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Japan Nihonshu Pages
One mans journey into the wonderful world of Japanese Sake.
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UrbanSake.com
Sake reviews, news, and education.
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Izumibashi Co.,Ltd.
Sake brewery in Ebina, Kanagawa prefecture. Information in almost 100 different languages.
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