/ck/ - Food & Cooking

Like most Japanese food, it's really nothing to get excited about

>>17451474
Its like vodka but goes down easier and not so overpowering to the senses.

Booze folded over one million times. Such technique! Such perfection!

>>17451480
vodka is so unpleasant to drink.

>>17451480
Vodka is hard liquor. Sake is just wine, albeit with that Japanese je ne se kwa

I tried that exact bottle and was underwhelmed.
The plum wine the store had next to it was good though.

>>17451480
Vodka is distilled sake is wine, you absolute fucking retard

>>17451458
Here you go anon

>>17451458
Literally never had it. There's even a japanese place like two blocks from my house I take girls to when I want to fug them that night, but I've never had their sake. What's it taste like?

Sake is best fresh. It has at most a one year shelf life before it is no longer the same flavor. Check the date on the bottle every time.

>>17451480
Its nothing like vodka

>>17451628
Riceuwa

I absolutely love sake. Also it obviously goes really well with Japanese food.

>>17451458
Sake is pretty good

I prefer imo shochu and awamori

Good entry level sake?
Do you prefer it cold or warm?

>>17451734
I enjoyed this one. Always cold unless its a treat on a cold day outside for some reason. I'm fairly certain its a western thing.

The cheap sake you can get in the cans is total trash that tastes like soap.

>>17451768
>ŌTŌ
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>>17451734
I've noticed the Sake at the liquor store is basically $1 per 1% abv. So the $12 12% abv Sake was okay not shitty but not great. And the $40-40% was just as good as the $20-25 bottles so I think the cost/abv ratio is in the mid level range. Right bottle in pic is a $20 one I had chilled in the fridge for about 24hrs and it tasted like honeydew melon so I highly recommend

>>17451815
Fuck I'm an idiot meant left

>>17451820
What's it named?

>>17451820
>>17451836
It says Soju in plain sight on the bottle

>>17451836
The red writing over the white is the name, Soju awa no kaori

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>>17451734
Cheap, warm
Expensive, cold

>>17451480
>Its like vodka
come back when you're of drinking age

>>17451458
I like it with food, not so much when it's just to get drunk

>>17451890
Isn't soju something different from sake
?

>>17451529
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>>17451916
He's probably thinking of Shochu, which is pretty much distilled sake that has a alcohol % almost the same as Vodka. Which if he was talking about that, then he's right.

>>17451941
yes, completely

I'm trying to point it out to the anons above but I suspect they're already drinking melon flavored soju

>>17451942
That's not what he was talking about thank you for exposing yourself as the retard we always knew you were

>>17451458
It's one of the few alcoholic drinks that I actually like