Urban Sake Upgrade!
I’ve been a hard working sake-geek lately and you’ll see in the navigation links above, I published some new pages on my blog that I hope everyone will find interesting and/or useful!
1) Tim’s Sake Database. I’ve started a database to record all the sakes I taste. I only have about 20 sakes in there now, but I will definitely add more as time allows. Since tasting recommendations can be so subjective, I’m using both a Gauntner-style
“tasting profile” chart as well as a totally biased score of 1-5 based on my personal review. Also, each page will record whatever technical data I can gather on each sake such as SMV, ALC percentage, Prefecture, etc.
2) Sake Basics. I thought it would be fun to put together a “Sake 101″ page that covers all the basics for people who are just getting started. Please check out my animated Seimaibuai (a.k.a. rice milling percentage)! Did I mention I’m a sake-geek?
3) NYC Sake Resources. Duh! I should have done this a long time ago. “Saké and the City…” This is a simple listing of sake resources, links, shops and restaurants that i’ve come across in New York City. I’ll add to this as I visit other cities or when I find new and exciting sake resources.
Enjoy and let me know what you think!












Smokin’, bro! You’ve been quite the geek. Looks great.
This is so great! I especially love your scales for the sake flavor profiles! Also, I’m sure your NYC sake resource list will come in handy in the future, so thanks for that.
Valerie
Damn, Tim! You did some hard work here. It’s fab.
Awesome resource! I’ll go to Mitsuwa with my blackberry! Thanks!