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Sake produced in the United States accounts for a small fraction of the sake sold domestically. Most is imported from Japan, and wine importers have gotten in on the act.

Sake, Japan's national drink, is made with rice, water, yeast, and koji. Learn about the differences between Junmai, Ginjo, and Nigori sakes.

Sake is often toasted, known as “kanpai,” roughly translating to “drink your cup dry,” SAKETIMES says. Sake cups are called ochoko, and sake pitchers are called tokkuri.

A leading sake brewer has produced the traditional Japanese beverage using only foreign-harvested rice in time for the Osaka Kansai Expo. The project of Gekkeikan Sake Co., headquartered in Kyoto ...

To drink sake or to drink wine, that is the question. As sake sales have skyrocketed in recent years, more diners are faced with the question of what to drink to pair with their meal. Historically ...