Author: Kindness & Honesty
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Why Sake Is Difficult to Make: A Chemical Engineering Review and Research Roadmap
Explore the hardest problems in sake production: rice digestibility, koji heat and moisture, coupled fermentation and reliable measurements, with a proposed brewery research programme.
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京都の日本酒ガイド:伏見の水と九つの酒蔵、丹後・滋賀へ
伏見の水と酒米「祝」から、京都府北部の玉川・伊根満開、近隣の滋賀の浪乃音まで。九つの酒蔵と代表的な銘柄、酒造りの違い、GI「京都」を出典とともに紹介します。
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Kyoto Sake Guide: Nine Breweries, Fushimi Water and the Flavours Beyond the City
Explore nine sake breweries in Kyoto and nearby Shiga, from Fushimi to Tango. Understand local water, Iwai rice, notable bottles and GI Kyoto.
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How Is Sake Made? Reading Eight Places Through Rice, Water and Koji
Discover how sake is brewed and how rice, water and brewing choices shape eight places across Japan.
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Iwate Sake Through the Journeys of Nanbu Toji and Six Breweries
Part Five — Explore Iwate sake through Nanbu Toji history, local rice and six breweries, with practical ideas for comparing bottles at the dinner table.
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From 100 kilos of rice to 23: what does Dassai’s “23” (獺祭・磨き二割三分) mean?
Part 01 · Sake, Through Time and Place. Why polish 100 kilos of rice down to just 23? Start with Dassai to understand rice-polishing ratios, junmai daiginjo and the numbers on a sake label—with two illustrated guides.