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Sake, Amazake and New Year Tradition in Japan

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Mashiko pottery compound, Japan

A special Mashiko sake dinner

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17th Nov – Next Sumosan Twiga sake experience

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  • What does sushi and fish and chips have in common? Read our new blog post by @foodboothjapan! #sake #ricevinegar… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 1 month ago
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Posted @withregram • @thelarderat36 Fabulous evening with British Sake Association members and friends. Celebrating 101 years of England and Japan in the Pottery world. Very very special VIPs Mr Satsuo Kato MBE and his lovely wife Jill Fanshawe-Kato (potter extraordinaire) who were instrumental to the link - Mashiko and St Ives. Shoji Hamada and Bernard Leach. Thank you team BSA for making this an evening to remember and massive thanks to our supporters and sponsors and our Associate Member Hama -san of SO Restaurant for his specially devised menu to showcase the auspicious occasion with social distancing care. Shōkadō Bento style dinner followers by vegan Japanese style “sheeses” accented with sake kasu, umeboshi and shiso from @theartyvegan, plus proper West-Country cheddar and our Own President’s Mostarda. Fabulous sakes from to match. #sanran #wasabigrowersuk #tengusake #awasparklingsake #tamagawasakebrewery #sakefoodpairing #jpnukseason #britishsakeassociation @brit_sake_assoc @lecordonbleulondon @clementinecommunications @thegfw @henreetee @sakestudies @sakeconnect @mikangram @yoshijolliffe @susan_gallon @petermccombie @delaneytracey @shigekitonoike @angus_miyaji @tengusake @wasabigrowersuk @vsfwine @tony.m.t.yip @thesparklingsakebrewery @porthminstercafe @tamagawa_official @thelarderat36 @gozenshu @japanuk20192020
Need your #london sake tasting fix this week? 🍶🍶🍶
The British Sake Association is hosting a Mashiko-themed evening for our Annual Sake Dinner on Tues Dec 7 at 6pm @sorestaurantlondon!
Our BSA Director and beverage educator extraordinaire Marie Cheong-Thong is hosting a sake tasting and food pairing journey at @sumosantwiga restaurant in Knightsbridge from 6-8pm on Wed Nov 17!!! 🙌
Ever wondered what sushi and fish and chips have in common?
🧀 Sake and cheese is a match made in heaven! 😍 The naturally high umami ("savoury delicousness" created by certain amino acids) in cheese goes perfectly with umami-rich sake, as does the natural lactic acid present in both products. Forget the wine, sake is the natural partner for all things dairy!

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