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Kolikor vem, je sake žganje iz riža in izvira iz Japonske.
No, ko sem šla preverjat na google, (vpisala sem samo sake, pa seje odprlo nekaj strani) se je pokazalo, da moja domneva drži. Žganje izvira iz tretjega stoletja p.n.š., delček pa sem skopirala in je navedeno tu spodaj. Z angleščino verjetno nimaš težav, če pa le, pa sporoči, bomo en dva tri poslovenili. Pozdrav, Mamamai
Made from rice, "Sake" is an alcoholic beverage peculiar to Japan. Its history is very long, dating back to the 3rd century A.D. when literature recorded the manner and custom of taking Sake. It was approximately in the 3rd century B.C. (late period of the Jomon Era) when a method of rice planting was introduced to Japan. It is believed that Sake making in Japan started around the same time.
The Japanese Liquor Law defines Sake as, "made from rice, rice koji and water using fermentation and filtration processes". This is a definition in principle and refers to the traditional type of Sake peculiar to Japan.
In 1944 during World War II, Japanese Sake manufacturers started adding alcohol in the process of Sake brewing in order to add volume to their Sake production. This addition of alcohol was to make up for the shortage of Sake, caused by the decrease in the amount of rice grown during the war. At that time, after approximately 2000 years of tradition using 100% pure rice, the production of Japanese Sake was divided into 2 different types, one without additives or the other with additives, and this polarization has continued to this day.
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