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ZeroX91
07/14/20 5:46:14 PM
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Got some the other day howtodofor drink?

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CapnMuffin
07/14/20 5:47:24 PM
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I think traditionally you drink it warmed.

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ZeroX91
07/14/20 5:48:09 PM
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...but its 102f out... :/

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s0nicfan
07/14/20 5:48:17 PM
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It depends, but most types are meant to be served chilled. Generally cheap sake is served warm to mask its cheapness. If a restaurant has house sake and it is served warm, it is cooking sake and they're ripping you off.

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ZeroX91
07/14/20 5:50:01 PM
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I mean it was an 8 dollar bottle is tempature gonna matter at that point?

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Irony
07/14/20 5:51:31 PM
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You're only supposed to warm saki if it's low quality/cheap

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Questionmarktarius
07/14/20 5:51:32 PM
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ZeroX91 posted...
I mean it was an 8 dollar bottle is tempature gonna matter at that point?
No.
Just, you know, give it a try chilled, heated, room-temperature, whatever, and keep doing whatever you like best.
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masticatingman
07/14/20 5:53:31 PM
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I mean, in Brazil they have a tradition of drinking warm beer. Doesnt mean its a good tradition - cultural norms with alcohol are pretty iffy imo.

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Questionmarktarius
07/14/20 5:54:28 PM
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Hot Guinness is pretty great in the wintertime.
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ZeroX91
07/14/20 6:01:06 PM
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Oh hey thats pretty tasty...its cold.

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Southernfatman
07/14/20 6:04:00 PM
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Chicken
07/14/20 6:05:48 PM
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Imo every drink out there should either be served hot or ice cold. Room temperature beverages are just depressing.

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ZeroX91
07/14/20 6:08:53 PM
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Also got some plum wine same company Takara. Trying to lay off the hard liquor not a big fan of most grape wines.

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modena
07/14/20 6:09:24 PM
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Last time I had it the shot glasses and bottle would be on a hot plate that would keep everything warm.I wouldnt say hot but noticeably warmer than room temp.

I would try it chilled too,but I've only had it during winter at a restaurant so it worked out fine.

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Pitlord_Special
07/14/20 6:09:30 PM
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I dont mind getting cheap happy hour sake bombs with warm sake but Ive started getting more into it and purchasing my own bottles. Ive only tried a few different ones so far but I always have it cold.

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opopopza
07/14/20 6:16:49 PM
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Good sake is served cold. While traveling Japan, not one place I went served it hot. I was told that was something that was done to make bad stuff drinkable, and only old men still do it out of tradition.

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dib153
07/14/20 6:18:15 PM
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Most alcohols are serviceable at room temp, just drink it

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