Storage & Faults Flashcards

Optimum Condition Effects of poor storage Common faults

1
Q

Name the 4 conditions for proper storage of sake.

A
  1. Keep it cool
  2. Drink young
  3. Store upright
  4. Avoid light
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2
Q

What’s the temperature for short-term storage of sake?

A

Below 12°C

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3
Q

What’s the ideal temperature for storage of sake?

A

Below 8°C

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4
Q

What’s the ideal storage temperature for Nama-sake?

A

5-8°C

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5
Q

Nama-zakes should be consumed within ________?

A

6 months

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6
Q

Why is it important to keep sakes cool?

A

Protect freshness. Especially for Nama-zakes & Ginjo styles.

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7
Q

Why is it important to store sake upright?

A

To avoid contact between liquid & stopper/screwcap

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8
Q

Why is it important for sake to avoid light?

A

Light can induce oxidation reactions that cause sake to lose it’s freshness, discolouration, develop unpleasant aromas & bitter flavours

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9
Q

Name 5 sake faults

A
  1. Oxidation (Opened too long)
  2. Hine-ka (Too old or storage at high temperature)
  3. Nama Hine-ka
  4. Light damage
  5. Microbial spoilage
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