Just showed sake to about 80 people yesterday.
Thanks Koji Aoto for setting everything up.
Mutual Trading Group is a Japanese food distributor founded in 1926. We carry over 4000 products including authentic Japanese ingredients, premium Japanese sakes and restaurant supplies. We started a new line called MTC PREMIUM in 2006. Primarily, its purpose is to showcase high quality, premium Japanese ingredients to chefs of all styles here in NYC.
Thanks Koji Aoto for setting everything up.
Congrats!
"TENGUMAI" was born in 1823 inside the walls of Shata Brewery located in Ishikawa Prefecture. "Tengumai" literally means "Dancing Goblin". The name stems from a tale long ago, where the winds in the deep forests surrounding the "Kura" sounded like goblins howling around the property.
A style of sake, commonly referred to as "Yamahai", stems from the full name "Yama-Oroshi Hai-Shi", which means the omission of breaking down the primary mound for the "Moto". This analogy refers to the initial phase in fermentation to help the yeasts and koji react in a way to increase natural Lactic Acid counts to ideal levels.
Yamahai sakes are defined by this extended primary fermentation phase that ensures the critical Lactic Acid concentration. Modern sakes simply add Lactic Acid in the beginning of the "Moto" tank to kick start this otherwise archaic but natural process.
By adhering to this traditional way of making sake, you achieve greater depth in your sakes. Yamahai sakes tend to be very rich, big boned, rustic and gamy. This sake has a wide range of acceptable serving temperatures. But is best served "Kanzake", otherwise known as warmed sake. The richness demonstrated by the higher acidity levels lends great pairing strength to not only grilled or roasted meats, but also to a variety of semi-hard aged cheeses.
We finally would like to welcome Ishikawa Prefecture's famed brewer and owner of Shata Shuzo, Mr. Kazunari Shata to this event. In addition to representing his Brewery here in NYC, Mr. Shata will be bringing by hand, a special "Tengumai Aged Junmai Daiginjo" label designed by the famed Alexander Gelman to share with all of us.
**All guests will depart with a special "Kiki-Choko" (small sake tasting cup)
Sake Fest 2010
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Wednesday 14 April 2010
6 to 8:30 PM
Loews Philadelphia Hotel
Millennium Ballroom - 2nd Floor
1200 Market Street
Philadelphia, PA 19107
2010年4月14日
6時‐8時半
Admission: $59.50 online
$69.50 at the door
(Adults 21 & older only)
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The Only Event of it's Kind in the Region!
Come check out our event.
We are kicking off some tasty libations and signature sushi rolls here at Fushimi's Annual Gala.
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Please join us for an evening of Japanese Hot Pot and Sake Pairings!
In partnership with LUCKYRICE, Japanese Culinary Center and the best-selling cookbook, "Japanese Hot Pots" by Tadashi Ono and Harris Salat, we invite you to a Japanese foodie event that will hit your inner palate!
Tuesday, November 17th
6 - 8 pm
Tickets: $35/per person at the door
Featuring a variety of Hot Pot Dishes and an extensive portfolio of Premium Sakes including Tengumai Yamahai, Shirakabegura Tokubetsu, Dassai 50 and more. Be sure to reserve your spot before tickets sell out: info@matsurinyc.com
Come try over sake from 15 different Breweries paired with some of En's favorite dishes.
Don't miss it!
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SATURDAY, MAY 2, 2009 2:30PM-5:30PM | FREE SAKE TASTING! THE KYODO BEVERAGE COMPANY PRESENTS! |
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3pm to 8pm
Thursday March 19, 2009
Chadham Bars Inn
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We are proud to congratulate Chef Bryan for his upcoming debut at the James Beard House.
Wednesday, October 17, 7:00 pm Bryan Emperor fell in love with Japanese culture and cuisine as an exchange student. After apprenticeships in Tokyo kitchens and a position at Nobu, Emperor became the executive chef at Ten, where he channels his passion for rare Japanese ingredients into exquisite dishes he pairs with artisanal sakes. |
Hors d’Oeuvre Maguro Kushiage with Negi, Tartare, and Katsu Sauce Chicken Kushiyaki with Mikado Teriyaki Sauce and Green Onion Wagyu Harami Kushiyaki with Mitsuba and Shiso Pesto Japanese Saba Oshizushi with Pickled Ginger and Chives Funaguchi Kikusui in a Can
Zensai > Wagyu Sashimi on Shaved Ice with Gingered Ponzu Sauce Agemono > Ika Tempura with Kochujang–Cream Reduction and Bluefin Chu Toro Katsu with Curry and Herb Salad Shinjiang-Style Colorado Lamb Chops with Pickled Potato Salad Sushi Moriawase > Aburi-Style Tasmanian King Salmon; Zuke Maguro with Avocado and Sansho; and Ten-Style Temaki Zushi Assorted Housemade Chocolates |
Around 60 people attended last night's tasting. We hope to see you at one of these events soon.