Assertion: sake | /r/HasProperty | a rice wine
Facets:
value: often
type: TEMPORAL
value: commonly
type: DEGREE
value: despite the misconception
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Despite the misconception that sake is a rice wine (it’s not), you should still drink sake the same way you would a nice Pinot Grigio.
text: Sake — also saki — is a traditional Japanese beverage that is often referred to as rice wine.
text: Sake (rice wine)
text: Although sake is known as rice wine, its production is more similar to beer than wine.
text: Often called a “Rice Wine”, sake is actually made more like a beer.
text: Sake is usually called as rice wine, but unlike wine, the alcohol in the sake is not fermented from sugar.
text: It’s actually a myth that sake is a rice wine; it’s not considered a wine because there isn’t the same process of yeasts converting sugar to alcohol—instead, starch is what must be converted via fermentation.
text: Sake is a rice wine or rice koji.
text: Though technically incorrect, sake is often referred as rice wine.
text: Often referred to as rice wine, sake is a traditional Japanese fermented beverage made from milled rice, water, koji (a fungus) and yeast.
text: Sake Isn’t Rice Wine
text: Sake, which is commonly known as “rice wine,” is a brewed beverage that has been distilled from rice.