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1. allabout-japan.com › zh-tw › article6家讓您在台灣就能品嘗到日本佳釀的店舖推薦 | All About Japan

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   2018年2月19日 · 「SAKA.YA樂良久」是在台灣少有的日本產酒類專賣店。 除了常備有100種以上的日本酒之外，也有販售從日本各地進貨的燒酌和梅酒等，幾乎每2~3個月會依照季節和新商品上市的情況進貨並更新架上商品。

2. allabout-japan.com › zh-tw › article日本釀酒工藝再創巔峰！七款日本精釀琴酒大剖析 | All About Japan

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   在日本，使用琴酒為基底調出的雞尾酒越來越常見，甚至有許多酒廠會使用自己調配的香草釀製成獨具特色的琴酒。. 2017年可以說是日本琴酒蓬勃發展的一年，有許多知名酒廠發表新琴酒產品，像是京都的琴酒釀製所推出的「季之美」、三得利推出的以六種日本 ...

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   What is Tatsuuma sake?

   • Tatsuuma sake brewery was founded in Nishinomiya in 1662. Today, Hakushika not only offers delicious sake, it also creates sake sweets, and shares the pleasure of sake vessels to expand the horizons for enjoying sake.

   The Nada District: Historic Gateway to Japanese Sake

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   Who makes Hakutsuru sake?

   • (Photo courtesy of Hakutsuru Sake Brewing Co., Ltd.) Hakutsuru, founded in 1743, is the largest sake producer in Nada-go-go, and is now one of Japan’s leading sake exporters. The company prides itself on maintaining brewing traditions and is also engaged in cutting-edge research into new methods and materials.

   The Nada District: Historic Gateway to Japanese Sake

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   What is Ishii ginjo sake?

   • Although small, Ishii Brewery it is very well known by locals for the high quality of its sake, which is made according to traditional brewing methods. The brewery is now run by the fourth generation of the Ishii family. This ginjo sake, also from the Ishii Brewery, is a dry sake made from rice produced in Nagano.

   100 Best Drinks from Japan: #1 Japanese Sake | All About Japan

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   What is Kiku-Masamune sake?

   • Kiku-Masamune is committed to producing dry Japanese sake brewed using the kimoto method. It is one of the very few breweries still using this time-consuming technique for creating the yeast starter mash. It is also famous for its taru sake, stored in cedar barrels, as was typical in the past.

   The Nada District: Historic Gateway to Japanese Sake

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4. allabout-japan.com › en › articleThe Nada District: Historic Gateway to Japanese Sake

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   2023年10月3日 · Sake is Japan’s most famous beverage, and those who know sake know Nada. On the coast between Kobe and Osaka, Nada has played a key role in the drink's development. Anthony Davis visits this historic district, whose 25 breweries produce some 25 percent of the country's sake.

5. allabout-japan.com › en › articleThis Trendy Way to Try Sake Is the Bomb! - All About Japan

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   2017年5月28日 · To enjoy a sake bomb, the first step is to procure the beer and sake and arrange them as pictured above. The chopsticks need to be spread apart just wide enough to allow the sake to drop directly into the glass. Once the stage is set, all participants begin chanting—for example: " Ichi, ni, san….

6. allabout-japan.com › en › articleThe 5 Best Sparkling Sakes - All About Japan

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   2016年3月25日 · Sparkling sake is a great way to step into the world of nihonshu, and a fashionable and healthy way to enjoy your tipple if you're already a sake expert. Here we outline five great options, from casual, easy-drinking selections to delicate, high-end bubbly—and even a rosé! 5. Ninki-ichi Sparkling Junmai Daiginjo.

7. allabout-japan.com › en › article100 Best Drinks from Japan: #1 Japanese Sake | All About Japan

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   2017年2月10日 · Produced by the Ishii Brewery in Odawara, this special daiginjo is emblematic of the company president's affection for sake. Made from Yamada Nishiki, a short grain of rice produced in Hyogo Prefecture, it is an excellent sake produced by using only 40 percent of the rice grain in order to obtain perfect purity.

8. allabout-japan.com › en › articleFushimi: Come to the Shrine, Stay for the Sake - All About Japan

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   2024年2月28日 · One look at the iconic tunnels of vermillion torii gates and it’s easy to see why the shrine is the area’s most popular attraction. However, Fushimi is also home to one of the top sake-producing districts in Japan. Here’s our guide to this historic locale.