Learning How Sake is Made at Nabedana Brewery in Chiba Japan
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ธ.ค. 2022
- Use code YAKITORIGUY15 for 15% off your order at www.tippsysake.com
Must be 21 and over and please drink responsibly.
Yakitori is Izakaya food. And Izakaya is the word for sake house, a place you go to drink, with small bites like Yakitori. In addition to exploring more about Yakitori during this recent trip to Japan, I wanted to learn about the long history and traditions of Sake brewing. I visited Nabedana Brewery in Chiba to learn about their sake and company that’s continued for over 300 years since the Edo period.
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Absolutely a great vid, thank you so much😀
I love queing up your videos for a rainy day when I'm ready to learn. I always look forward to them!
Thanks that means alot! Hoping to create a channel that people enjoying watching and learning.
the mix of the traditional building and the modern technic is fascinating
Simply amazing, thank you for this super informative video.
Glad you learned something new!
learned a lot Thanks！
this is so awesome ! I hope more people see this video
Yea thanks! Hope more people get to try fresh sake too, its really different.
cheers from Australia
learning so much
thanks
Great stuff thanks
Glad you enjoyed it!
This is so sick!!!! I love sake! I been on that Born Gold tip ever since you showed me!
Thanks for all the insights on how to use the new lens and gimbal! Your how to videos are great!
Is that offer still available? I'd love to try some of that
What's your favorite sake to purchase that's available in the US? Something not too sweet, but not bitter? Thanks much! Love your videos.
There are so many to choose from. Definitely recommend checking out the options from Tippsy sake as they have many educational information to help you choose the one you like. Info in my descriptions.
Junmai daiginjo is exactly what u're looking for. Expensive though
this is actually super cool, and I really don't like drinking alcohol much. almost all of the alcohol in my kitchen is for cooking
Yea even if you don't drink I thought the inside look into this Japanese technique is cool. Glad you found it interesting!
@@Yakitoriguy it's amazing that so many different aromas and flavours can come from just changing the kind of koji and rice
I was about to order from Tippsy but your code doesn't seem to work. Can you check with them? I want to make sure you get credit!
Oh bummer. Thanks for bringing it up. I just tried it myself for bottle of sake with the code in the "gift card and discount" box and seemed to reflect. What were you ordering? I'll let them know.
@@Yakitoriguy Oh I was trying to do the Sake club
@@erwinchan6077 Thanks will let them know. hopefully it's a quick fix!
@@erwinchan6077 looks like its fixed now for the sake club try again thanks!
@@Yakitoriguy And done! Thank you! We went to Ltd Sushi in Seattle for omakase and they have sake pairings. Normally, I'm ok with sake, but every single sake they served was amazing and I felt I've never had good sake before. Hoping to learn more about sake and find some great ones!