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	Sake Bomb - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The sake bomb or sake bomber is a drink made by pouring sake into a shot glass and dropping it into a glass of beer.
		The table is then slammed with two balled fists, and the sake drops into the beer.
		The drink is extolled in the song "Sake Bomb" by New Zealand band The D4.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Sake_Bomb (126 words)

	Boston.com / News / Boston Globe / Living / Arts / Calendar / He says sake
		Sake is to be sipped and savored, not gulped or guzzled.
		There, sake is served in elegant crystal wine glasses, not shot glasses, as is common at your down-home neighborhood sushi place.
		We also sampled a hot sake called Suishin Junmai, which the menu noted had a "rich body" and a "bright, crisp finish." It very well might have, but it was difficult to get past the sake's warmth, which seemed to heighten the sinus-clearing scent.
	www.boston.com /news/globe/living/calendar/articles/2004/05/13/he_says_sake?mode=PF (1034 words)

	San Francisco's Sake Masters (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Sake had to be hot and was more a hand warmer while eating cold sushi rather than a focal point of my meal.
		According to Sake Bomb's recount, sake brewing dates back to the 3rd century, when rice, chestnuts, and millet were chewed by the whole village and spat out into a tub to ferment.
		The sake is named for the Masumi Mirror, symbol of purity and truth, a national treasure at the Suwataisha Shrine near the brewery's location in the Kirigamine highlands.
	www.sfgate.com /cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/gate/archive/2003/04/24/sakemasters.DTL (1965 words)

	The Heights
		"Sake" in Japanese simply translates to "alcoholic beverage." Sake liquor is made from rice and boasts an especially high alcohol content (18 percent by volume) due to the increased starch digesting enzymes that make more sugars available to the yeast for fermentation.
		Sake became popular in the United States after World War II when American soldiers in Japan discovered the exotic beverage.
		Sake bombing, actually more popular in the U.S. than in Japan, owes part of its popularity to the drama of its consumption.
	www.bcheights.com /media/paper144/news/2005/01/31/Features/Sake-It.To.Me-846258.shtml (379 words)

	Sake Cocktails in the City
		Although sake cocktails are still being discovered at Bacchus, the trend has been growing strong in other bars and restaurants over the past five or six years.
		Sake fiends can choose from the Purple Sake Martini (sake, Chambord and a splash of Tuaca liqueur), Crimson Sake (sake, sour-apple schnapps, Captain Morgan rum and cranberry juice), Orange Sake (sake, Skyy citrus vodka Grand Marnier and orange juice), or the popular Blue Z (sake, Skyy vodka, Frangelico and a splash of sour).
		The true Mas Sake Bomb experience requires that the drink be slammed while everyone screams "Sake Bomb!" "This is not a couples place," one of the waitresses says.
	www.sfgate.com /cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/gate/archive/2003/03/28/sfsake.DTL&type=travelbayarea (1632 words)

	How to Serve Sake
		When serving sake as an aperitif, it is customary to use a serving set consisting of a small pitcher and several small cups that may look like little bowls.
		Sake has been traditionally served warm in ceramic serving sets; if chilled or room temperature sake is being served a wooden set is often used.
		Sake has recently been imported to the United States and other western nations, and this has spawned a new generation of sake drinks.
	www.asianartmall.com /howtoservesake.htm (559 words)

	The News Record (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Sake Bomb is a great place to go to have drinks with friends, but besides the drinking aspect, every other sushi bar ranks higher.
		Sake Bomb's service and décor are completely under par and the sushi was OK but certainly not the best.
		The newest member of Cincinnati's sushi bars, Sake Bomb is located on Erie Avenue in Hyde Park, just past the District 2 police department.
	www.newsrecord.org /news/2005/02/23/ArtsEntertainment (212 words)

	Takara
		Chilled sake is becoming increasingly popular as a versatile drink before, during and after meals.
		While many of Takara's sakes may be served either at room temperature or chilled, some, including Sierra Cold Sake, were specifically developed for chilling.
		Once sake is opened, it should be stored in the refrigerator and drunk reasonably quickly.
	www.takarasake.com /products/sakecocktail.html (386 words)

	Cincinnati CityBeat : 01/19/2005 : Bombs Away
		I first visited Sake Bomb a few months ago, right after it opened, and have been talking it up ever since.
		A count ("1, 2, 3, SAKE BOMB!") culminates in a table pounding that unseats the sake, which splashes into the beer and usually all over the table.
		What drew me to Sake Bomb in the first place was that it felt atypical and fun -- that it was not just another sedate place to get sushi.
	www.citybeat.com /2005-01-19/diner.shtml (910 words)

	BevNetwork - liquor wholesale, wine store, wholesale wine, wine merchant, wine retail, beverage industry
		But the real epicenter of sake interest in the US is the bay area of San Francisco, where scores of restaurants like Sushi on North Beach and Sake Bomb feature dozens of selections.
		Sake purists shudder, but all these concoctions are introducing more drinkers to the serious stuff — premium and ultrapremium sake — served all by itself.
		The subtle differences among sakes comes from the rice used (there are 65 varieties), the water source, and koji (the mold that converts rice starch into fermentable sugar), and local traditions, all of which contribute to regional styles among some 1800 kura or sake breweries.
	www.bevaccess.com /monthly_issue_article.asp?ID=87 (1555 words)

	Metroactive Bars & Clubs \| Blowfish
		The sleek and sexy sushi bar has a sake lounge with rice wines broken down by categories: dryness, unfiltered, cedar-aged, even "unusual." The clear elixir is served in chemistry beakers.
		Sake cocktails take the frat-boy element out of sake consumption; the most intriguing ones are the Mango Mojito (fresh mango and mint with sake) and the Cucumber Cooler (crushed cucumber, sake, lime juice and soda).
		However, for those seeking a serene sake and sushi experience, Blowfish is oppressively loud--house music set at 126 BPMs or higher batters away from a sound system that dwarfs the majority of downtown San Jose nightclubs.
	www.metroactive.com /papers/metro/07.31.03/club-0331.html (331 words)

	Roadfood.com Forums - Only in SF?
		While I was chatting with co-owner Skip Young, I saw two patrons pour sake into ceramic sake cups, and then to my surprise submerge them in their half-filled mugs of beer, which they then downed.
		Young said this combo is called a sake bomb.
		Bartender Carlos Lobo described another concoction, the depth charge, in which a shot glass is filled with Amaretto, topped with a float of 151-proof rum, ignited and submerged in a half-filled mug of beer.
	www.roadfood.com /Forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=4509 (361 words)

	The Enquirer - Sake Bomb has a rare twist on sushi (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The new-fangled sushi at Sake Bomb in Hyde Park - some with mango or mayonnaise, some even deep-fried - is probably a trend, and I'm trying to maintain some resistance to it.
		There's more to Sake Bomb than sushi, but it's certainly the centerpiece of the menu.
		A large sampler of various sushi and rolls from Sake Bomb on Erie Ave in Hyde Park,.
	news.enquirer.com /apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20050210/ENT01/502110307 (597 words)

	Beyond the Blossoms, a Language Barrier Grows
		It is often the tradition in Japan to celebrate the pale-pink arrival of the cherry blossoms by sitting beneath the canopy of a blooming tree with family and friends and pouring some sake.
		And in fact, the sake and beer part is very much against National Park Service regulations.
		Like the "sake bomb." Malott said he observed it recently: A bunch of college kids balanced a shot of sake on chopsticks laid atop a tall glass of beer.
	www.washingtonpost.com /wp-dyn/content/article/2006/03/19/AR2006031901158_pf.html (1052 words)

	Sake Sensei: SAKE TASTING: Sake of Los Angeles Restaurants
		Can be found in a overly hot tokkuri at any crass Japanglish bar where the words, "SAKE BOMB!" can be heard.
		the Otokoyama is a good stock sake that is served in a LARGE tumbler all the way to the top...
		skewers of grilled meat. By the way, the house sake is the Kurasawa Kimoto so they go through a lot of it and it's always fresh.
	spaces.msn.com /sake101/Blog/cns!1pgGapvK2iIntYeW2iH4otrQ!150.entry (358 words)

	Chronicles of the Mad Dog Squadron (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Special 500-pound deep penetration bombs, made using an elementally enhanced fusion explosive concentrated into a pinpoint blast, were used.
		Operation Bug Bomb was a roaring success and, as I had suspected, a ‘milk run’.
		You was only borrowin’ her from me!" He spit a big brown spot on the tarmac as if to accent his point before smiling that big goofy grin of his.
	theleynet.bravepages.com /cs2.html (4889 words)

	New & Noted
		Sake Bomb opened Oct. 14, serving sushi, Japanese food and its namesake drink.
		That's a small cup of sake balanced on two chopsticks on top of a glass of beer.
		Sake Bomb is open late, with the full menu available until 2 a.m, making it a good place to hang out after an evening event.
	www.cincinnati.com /freetime/dining/110504_diningnews.html (744 words)

	Pattaya Mail - Vol. XII No. 29 - Friday July 16 - July 22 , 2004 Dining Out & Entertainment
		He is also a licensed sake master and knows more than one trick or two with the Japanese drink.
		With our sake master, we began with a ‘sake bomb’ which was the first new experience brought to us from Japan.
		Once we were ready, and had finished congratulating ourselves at having pulled off the sake bomb, chef Suzuki-san began preparing the ingredients for our meal.
	www.pattayamail.com /572/dining.shtml (711 words)

	Sake Sensei
		When asked out of ten customers who order sake if they order hot versus cold the survey, which asked the question as if the table had 10 customers, found that everybody ordered hot sake 3.2% of the time as opposed to 7.4% in 2000 and 16.2% in 1997.
		This process produces a very pure and untainted sake that is unique for the simple fact that it's so time consuming to brew, that it's usually quite expensive and generally rare. Shizuku of any time is usually $60 a 720ml bottle once it arrives on American soil.
		I thought this was funny. A friend pointed out that for the sake fanatic, this might be appropriate. It's a USB memory adapter in the shape of a sake bottle.
	spaces.msn.com /sake101 (4100 words)

	Sake Bombers - Page 2 - PbNation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The sake bombers I know of are a glass of beer, and a shot of sake.
		You have to drop the shot of sake into the beer, then you have to chug it.
		Then start i chant "i say sake you say bomb" "sake" "bomb" "sake" "bomb" "sake" "bomb" "three, two, one" then you hit the table with your fists adn the sake shot drops into the beer glass and you chug.
	www.pbnation.com /showthread.php?t=1244024&page=2&pp=21 (299 words)

	DrinkStreet.com -> Drink Recipe: Sake Bomb
		Pour the sake into a rice wine cup or shot glass.
		Drop the little cup of sake into half glass of beer and drink immediately.
		Sake bombs + a night of watching old samurai movies with your pals = one awesome night ps.
	www.drinkstreet.com /searchresults.cgi?drinkid=961&drinkname=startswith:S (149 words)

	JIVE Magazine Forums - sake coladas??? sakeritals??? saketinis???
		Atlanta's 1st Sake lounge is now open every Friday and Saturday, 10pm - 2 am.
		Saketini's, Sakeritas, Sake Coladas, Eye of the TIGER Sake Bombs along with the world debut of the Seven Samurai Sakes.
		Take a shot of Sake and drop it into your beer of choice (Asahi is really good for this), and drink it like a shooter (chug!
	www.jivemagazine.com /forum/printthread.php?t=6274 (148 words)

	Sake, mercy sake, for heaven sake (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
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	www.lookfood.com /sake.html (283 words)

	Towse: [FOOD] Ponzu
		Between nibbles and food, the two guys had, at my count, and who knew what they had before we arrived or after we left, four sake bombs a piece.
		Recipe for sake bomb: Balance a glass of sake on your chopsticks over a full glass of beer.
		Bang on the table (1-2-3-SAKE BOMB!) until the sake glass drops into the beer, then chug the beer, racing to beat the other party.
	www.towse.com /blogger/2005/01/food-ponzu.htm (534 words)

	Makati’s working crowd finds new lab - INQ7.net (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		SAKE lab is the latest addition to the growing number of neighborhood bars around the Legazpi and Salcedo areas.
		All in all, Sake Lab is the perfect hangout for Makati’s working crowd.
		Sake Lab, formerly Bento Box, is on C. Palanca Street in Legazpi Village.
	news.inq7.net /lifestyle/index.php?index=1&story_id=70987 (888 words)

	Hmmmmm
		Does anyone know what a sake bomb is? That's where you drop your shot of warm sake into a cold glass of beer and down it as fast as you can.
		Comment from gladiatorinferno - 2/4/05 11:55 AM I hope your sister is doing well, and i'm sending my prayers to her for a quick and easy recovery.
		I've seen friends do sake bombs, and I have continued to use my general dislike for the taste of beer as my excuse never to do them!
	journals.aol.com /rlxmlx2004/RlX/entries/727 (393 words)

	A Star from Mosul
		Then I overheard a friend of HNK talking about a bomb [It turned out to be a mortar (قذيفة)] in the school's garden.
		I took a peek into the teachers' room, the most damaged room, the windows were broken and the curtains had fallen down.
		There are no acceptable apologies for shooting old men- or bombing schools- no matter who you are - or what you believe in.
	astarfrommosul.blogspot.com (8528 words)

	The Food Section: Best Thing to Happen to Rice Since Sake
		The yeast used in the brewing process is also the same as that used in making sake, though you won’t find the addition of any koji, the rice mold central to sake production.
		The hazy, reddish-orange ale has a slightly pink cast, and you are reminded of sake as soon as you pour it in a glass and breathe in its aroma.
		Best think to happen to rice since sake (via The Food Section) I have had both the white and red ale and both were very nice.
	www.thefoodsection.com /foodsection/2005/02/the_best_thing_.html (1144 words)

	chris glass: Dinner Club: Sake Bomb
		Put the sake on chopsticks over a glass of beer.
		The connection between Beluga and this new sushi joint is a fella named Charlie.
		He used to work at the shi shi place, now he's at Sake Bomb.
	glass.typepad.com /journal/2005/02/dinner_club_sak.html (220 words)

	Ryan's Going Away Party at Miyake's (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		It is a really cool place where the waiters will drink with you and everyone stands on their chairs to do Sake-Bombs!
		For those of you who are Sake-Bomb impaired, sake is a rice wine.
		You get a glass of beer and a shot of sake and you drop the shot in the beer and then chug the beer.
	www.ryanabraham.com /sake/sake.html (231 words)

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