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Sake from Moto: the Mash Built Up in Three Additions, Soye, Naka and Shimai, Pressed and Settled (Itami, after Rein 1889)
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Sake from Moto: the Mash Built Up in Three Additions, Soye, Naka and Shimai, Pressed and Settled (Itami, after Rein 1889)

The brewers of Itami never put all the rice in at once. They fed the moto in three steps, roughly doubling the mash each time, so the yeast always stayed ahead of the sugar the koji made. Then they pressed the mash in a beam press and let the sake settle clear. Result: sake of 11 to 14 % alcohol. Source: J. J. Rein, The Industries of Japan (1889), pp. 99-101. The beam press is replaced by any press. Picture drawn by Youblob.
Lanjutan
4 weeks

Instruksi

1

Soye: first addition

In a three-foot tub mix 1.30 koku steamed rice, 1.30 koku moto, 0.35 koku koji and 1.30 koku water (4.25 koku). Stir thoroughly every two hours for two or three days; it warms to about 20 C and smells pleasant and pungent. Ours: steam the rice over a pot.

Material untuk langkah ini:

Beras Jepang berbulir pendekBeras Jepang berbulir pendek1.3 koku
Moto (ragi induk sake)Moto (ragi induk sake)1.3 koku
Beras koji (Aspergillus oryzae)Beras koji (Aspergillus oryzae)0.35 koku
AirAir1.3 koku

Alat yang dibutuhkan:

Bak kayuBak kayu
Pengaduk kayu panjangPengaduk kayu panjang
Panci BesarPanci Besar
TermometerTermometer
2

Naka: second addition

Split the soye between two tubs and add 2.00 koku steamed rice, 0.65 koku koji and 2.90 koku water (9.80 koku, 4.90 per tub). Stir vigorously every other hour for one day.

Material untuk langkah ini:

Beras Jepang berbulir pendekBeras Jepang berbulir pendek2 koku
Beras koji (Aspergillus oryzae)Beras koji (Aspergillus oryzae)0.65 koku
AirAir2.9 koku

Alat yang dibutuhkan:

Bak kayuBak kayu
Pengaduk kayu panjangPengaduk kayu panjang
Panci BesarPanci Besar
3

Shimai: last addition

Split again into four tubs and add 3.30 koku steamed rice, 1.00 koku koji and 4.20 koku water (Rein prints the naka here as 9.90; total 18.40 koku). Treat as before; keep tubs no more than half full.

Material untuk langkah ini:

Beras Jepang berbulir pendekBeras Jepang berbulir pendek3.3 koku
Beras koji (Aspergillus oryzae)Beras koji (Aspergillus oryzae)1 koku
AirAir4.2 koku

Alat yang dibutuhkan:

Bak kayuBak kayu
Pengaduk kayu panjangPengaduk kayu panjang
Panci BesarPanci Besar
4

Main fermentation

After three days pour all four tubs into one big six-foot tub. A brisk fermentation follows and eases in two or three days; the scum settles and the liquor is strongly alcoholic.

Alat yang dibutuhkan:

Bak kayuBak kayu
5

Press

Fill close-woven hemp bags with the mash, lay them crosswise in a strong box and press. Rein's press is a beam lever weighted with 600-900 kg; ours: any wine press. Collect the turbid sake.

Alat yang dibutuhkan:

Tas linenTas linen
Alat pemeras anggurAlat pemeras anggur
6

Settle and draw off

Let the sake stand quiet two weeks in a standing cask with two taps near the bottom, then draw it off clear by the upper tap. Store in barrels or closed tubs; heat it when warm weather comes to keep it.

Alat yang dibutuhkan:

Tong kayuTong kayu

Bahan

4

Alat yang Diperlukan

7

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