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What is Futsuu-shu?
Sake that does not qualify under the Tokutei Meishou-shu classification system, about 80% of domestic sake production
What does Junmai designate?
No brewers alcohol added
What is the senmaibuai of Honjozo and Junmai?
70% remaining
What is the senmaibuai of (Junmai) Ginjo?
60% remaining
What is the senmaibuai of (junmai) Daiginjo?
50% remaining
What is the shinpaku?
The core of the rice, translated as "heart rate" or "white heart"
Name three types of rice besides Yamada Nishiki?
Omachi, Miyama Nishiki, Gohyakumangoku, Oseto, Hatta Nishiki, Tamazakae, Kame no O, Hidahomare, and Dewa San San would all be acceptable
What is Nigori-sake?
Lightly filtered sake
What is a Yamahai-shikomi sake?
A crushed mash/pureed starter which involves wild yeast, typicaly producing a more aggressively-flavored sake
What is Sokujo-moto sake?
Simulates a Yamahai style sake by adding lactic acid early in the starter generation process to create a more uniform microbiology
What is kimoto-moto sake?
Similar to a Yamahai style, except for the mash here is crushed and stirred via a traditional paddle, through fermentation
What is "shibori" relative to sake production?
Pressing
What is shiziuku shibori sake?
This is a "free-run" sake, where the must is simply dripped through a fine cheese cloth
What is a namazake?
An unpasteurized sake
What is the difference between a Namachozo and Namazume sake?
Namachozo is cellared unpasteurized, but it's pasteurized before bottling, Namazume is pasteurized before cellaring
What is the nihonshudo?
The sake meter value system, a measurement of the sake's specific gravity
What is a tokkuri?
A narrow-necked ceramic flask for decanting/serving sake
What is an ochoko?
A small cylindrical vessel for drinking sake
What is a sakazuki?
A more ceremonial serving vessel for sake
What is Jizake?
Small-producer (kura)
What is Genshu sake?
Undiluted sake
What is nigori sake?
unfiltered sake