Sentence examples for like sake from inspiring English sources

Gin, like sake, pairs effortlessly with salty, fatty bites of food, like tapas.

Japanophiles can sink into the orange banquettes and sip drinks infused with Far Eastern flavors like sake, green tea, cherry blossom liqueur and shiso leaves.

Next month, the Asian influence on the American table will be explored in cooking classes in the Asian garden and in seminars on subjects like sake and haiku.

Recent years have seen the construction of previously unheard-of amenities like sake bars, art galleries and a "bar mall" of theme saloons for barhopping without stepping outside.

Like sake, shochu (or soju), can be made from rice, but more often is based on barley, buckwheat or sweet potatoes.

There's also a steam room and Japanese-style soaking ponds — two warm and one cold — infused with ingredients like sake (to help increase circulation and eliminate toxins), algae (for skin rejuvenation) and neem (a natural antibacterial).

My father liked sake, and he acted violently ever since I could remember.

Since traditional mirin, or sweet cooking sake with 1% alcohol, is considered an alcoholic beverage, supermarkets carrymirin-fumi, ormirin-like sake, with up to 0.9% alcohol.

(Beehive vats of sangria, alchemized with the likes of sake, saffron, lavender and guindilla pepper, are on tap at the bar up front. They skew sweet. You might do better with a dark and velvety Rioja crianza).

But do they like the sake?

And her whispered explanations are mesmerizing: "Very aromatic, with an aftertaste like water, I hope you will like this sake very much please".