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The 10 pages that link to Sake, each with the reason it gives.

• RiceRelated: Rice starch becomes fermentable sugar during the brewing process.

• WineCompared with: Sake is often called rice wine, but its starch conversion and brewing differ from grape winemaking.

• BrewingCompared with: Its rice fermentation uses simultaneous starch conversion and alcohol production rather than malt wort.

• KojiRelated: Koji releases rice sugars that sake yeast converts into alcohol.

• Alcoholic beverageBroader topic: Its rice starch is converted to fermentable sugars during production.

• MirinCompared with: Sake is less sweet and is chiefly a drink, though it also seasons food.

• KitamaebuneRelated: Sake was among the western Japanese goods shipped northward on Kitamaebune routes.

• Rice wineBroader topic: Sake is a prominent rice wine made through parallel fermentation and usually filtered before bottling.

• Hidetoshi NakataRelated: After retiring, Nakata became a public advocate for sake and Japan’s regional brewing traditions.

• SojuCompared with: Unlike traditionally distilled soju, sake is brewed rather than distilled.