Saké – Ima japon

Au Japon, « saké » est le terme générique désignant tout type d’alcool. En France, nous l’utilisons en fait pour parler du « nihonshu », de plus en plus souvent appelé « vin de riz ». En effet comme le vin, le saké est issu d’un processus de fermentation et non pas de distillation: eau, riz et koji (un ferment naturel)

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