Zenbu cooking sake is based on fermented rice and is a versatile ingredient for refining various dishes. It subtly neutralises the smell of meat and fish while cooking and at the same time gives the food a finely balanced, typically Far Eastern aroma.
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Ingredients: Water, rice, fermented rice 15%.
Alcohol content: 13.5% vol.
Volume:300 ml
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It is assumed that the first sake came to Japan around 300 BC – at the same time as the introduction of wet rice cultivation. It is still used today for cooking, frying, deep frying, baking as well as for preparing rice.
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Sake offers more than 400 flavour nuances and aromas. And, as with beer or wine, there is a patron deity of the craft — the sake god, Matsuo-sama.
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