Abstract Sake is the national alcoholic beverage of Japan, and its history can be traced back more than 1300 years. With the development and maturity of the sake‐brewing technique, a unique flavor and taste gradually formed, which led to its wide use in Japan and internationally. This paper reviews and discusses the research advances of sake rice, koji, and sake yeast. The various enzymes and involved genes of microbes in the rice koji, and the separation/breeding of sake yeasts are expounded particularly. Moreover, the fields where further research is required are presented. Therefore, this review presents recent comprehensive research details of sake's ingredients and the involved study perspectives
The traditional Japanese single distilled liquor, which uses koji and yeast with designated ingredie...
Abstract A variety of fermentation products, such as foods containing probiotic bacteria, black rice...
November 2011 Sake has as important a cultural connotation in Japan as wine in Europe. However, this...
In the case of sake, malic acid ethyl caproate and are considered to be closely associated with good...
In sake brewing, the steamed rice is used in two ways, added to sake-mash (as kake-mai) and making k...
Sake (Japanese rice wine) production is a complex, multistage process in which fermentation is perfo...
Kuchikamizake brewing in ancient times involved the conversion of starch into glucose by the amylase...
In the manufacture of sake, Japanese traditional rice wine, sake yeast is fermented with koji, which...
Sake lees (SLs), produced from brewing Japanese Sake and known to be rich in yeast, is expected to b...
<div><p>Sake is a traditional Japanese alcoholic beverage prepared by multiple parallel fermentation...
Urea is a main precursor in Japanese sake of ethyl carbamate which is classified the group 2A “proba...
Urea is a main precursor in Japanese sake of ethyl carbamate which is classified the group 2A “proba...
Koji is made by culturing koji mold on grains. Koji has wide-ranging applications, for example, in a...
By successive crossing using Hattan-type varieties originating from “Hattanso” as a parent, “Hattan-...
Koji is a culture of koji mold, Aspergilhs grown on cereal substrates. Koji making process is one of...
The traditional Japanese single distilled liquor, which uses koji and yeast with designated ingredie...
Abstract A variety of fermentation products, such as foods containing probiotic bacteria, black rice...
November 2011 Sake has as important a cultural connotation in Japan as wine in Europe. However, this...
In the case of sake, malic acid ethyl caproate and are considered to be closely associated with good...
In sake brewing, the steamed rice is used in two ways, added to sake-mash (as kake-mai) and making k...
Sake (Japanese rice wine) production is a complex, multistage process in which fermentation is perfo...
Kuchikamizake brewing in ancient times involved the conversion of starch into glucose by the amylase...
In the manufacture of sake, Japanese traditional rice wine, sake yeast is fermented with koji, which...
Sake lees (SLs), produced from brewing Japanese Sake and known to be rich in yeast, is expected to b...
<div><p>Sake is a traditional Japanese alcoholic beverage prepared by multiple parallel fermentation...
Urea is a main precursor in Japanese sake of ethyl carbamate which is classified the group 2A “proba...
Urea is a main precursor in Japanese sake of ethyl carbamate which is classified the group 2A “proba...
Koji is made by culturing koji mold on grains. Koji has wide-ranging applications, for example, in a...
By successive crossing using Hattan-type varieties originating from “Hattanso” as a parent, “Hattan-...
Koji is a culture of koji mold, Aspergilhs grown on cereal substrates. Koji making process is one of...
The traditional Japanese single distilled liquor, which uses koji and yeast with designated ingredie...
Abstract A variety of fermentation products, such as foods containing probiotic bacteria, black rice...
November 2011 Sake has as important a cultural connotation in Japan as wine in Europe. However, this...