Sentence examples for sake production from inspiring English sources
The statistics of sake production are grim.
On this night, Ms. Talbot gazed idly at the Italian fresco on the ceiling as conversation around her bounced from fermentation periods to residual sugar scales and other fine points of sake production.
where Y is the sake production rate, A is the volume produced in Chiba Prefecture, and B is the volume transferred from outside the prefecture.
We calculated sake production rates in Chiba Prefecture as an indicator of how many people in Chiba Prefecture are economically dependent on sake, based on the volume of sake produced in Chiba Prefecture and sake imported from other prefectures: Y=A/left(A+Bright) (1).
About 30% of Japan's sake exports are destined for the U.S., which sounds impressive until you learn that only about 2% of Japan's sake production is exported.
And while sake production is declining in Japan for a variety of reasons — including a downturn in consumption in the country — there are still about 1,200 sake breweries there.
It is held by some critics that, in modern industrial society, consumption exists for the sake of justifying production rather than production being carried out to satisfy consumer desires.
But as a producer and a cast member, Diesel also could theoretically be meeting with Johnson not because he's the target of Johnson's derision but in an attempt to smooth things over for the sake of the production.
Alcoholic beverages are distilled from other crop grasses: barley provides beer malt, rice is used in the production of sake, and corn for bourbon.
The production of sake begins with rice that is specially cultivated to concentrate the starches in the center of the grain.
In the production of sake, rice starch is first degraded by the koji fungus Aspergillus oryzae into glucose, which is then fermented to ethanol by sake yeast, strains of the budding yeast species Saccharomyces cerevisiae (Kitagaki and Kitamoto 2013; Shiroma et al. 2014).
