sake - the best buzz
07-25-2011, 05:26 PM
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Old opened sake doesn't taste rusty like old opened wines, instead, it just turns to crap tasting sake.
Don't let ^ that stuff ruin your taste for sake.
I've found sake doesn't last open, even in the fridge, for more than a day. I find that if I drink an open sake 24 hours after opening, it's barely still ok. 2 days after, and it's turned to bitter yuck.
07-25-2011, 05:28 PM
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Also, sake lovers get the dry stuff and drink it COLD.
Warm helps cheap sake taste better, but good sake is best enjoyed cold.
You almost need the same kind of sensitivity to fresh sashimi.
Warm helps cheap sake taste better, but good sake is best enjoyed cold.
You almost need the same kind of sensitivity to fresh sashimi.
07-25-2011, 11:00 PM
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That's it... I'm getting me some Soju. Any recommended brands?
You get them at the Korean stores or anywhere?
I'm enjoying an Ozeki right now. I'd say if you want something in between a martini (original) and straight vodka, that's sake.
Good, fresh sake does not taste like rubbing alcohol.
You get them at the Korean stores or anywhere?
I'm enjoying an Ozeki right now. I'd say if you want something in between a martini (original) and straight vodka, that's sake.
Good, fresh sake does not taste like rubbing alcohol.
07-25-2011, 11:10 PM
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That's it... I'm getting me some Soju. Any recommended brands?
You get them at the Korean stores or anywhere?
I'm enjoying an Ozeki right now. I'd say if you want something in between a martini (original) and straight vodka, that's sake.
Good, fresh sake does not taste like rubbing alcohol.
You get them at the Korean stores or anywhere?
I'm enjoying an Ozeki right now. I'd say if you want something in between a martini (original) and straight vodka, that's sake.
Good, fresh sake does not taste like rubbing alcohol.
07-26-2011, 04:17 AM
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haha troof! When I was TDY in Osan the bars had these huge beer mugs with soju and whatever flavor syrup/koolaid available (easily like the basken robbins of soju!) and it was $3/mug...yeah we drank alot of soju that night
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07-26-2011, 12:02 PM
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Your gramps is a stud haha!
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07-26-2011, 01:14 PM
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My dad did some Electrical work for them a few times. They gave him one of those mini barrels with a little tap/spout thing, it was awesome haha. That was the first time I tried it. So a few days and it's done, damn I'm pissed. Thanks for the info guys.
