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World Sake Day

World Sake Day

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Oct 2, 2026

Ryan MaloneyHOST
0:31
All right, well, usually I would say welcome to Thursday, and it's a wine tasting, but we're not doing wine tonight.
Ryan MaloneyHOST
0:37
We're doing sake because it's World Sake Day.
Marina GiordanoGUEST
0:40
Right, it's sake
Ryan MaloneyHOST
0:41
day.
Ryan MaloneyHOST
1:25
it's it's because it can be the next thing there
Marina GiordanoGUEST
1:27
right it's right
Ryan MaloneyHOST
1:28
at the top yeah so um you can do that so i'm really glad you all joined us for like the official launch of of world sake day with us tonight and uh i'm gonna just hand it right over and we're gonna start going into like what is sake and does it well let me ask a question who who who's never had sake anyone never
Marina GiordanoGUEST
1:47
had sake
Will GrantCORRESPONDENT
18:37
[outro jingle] Still to come in this podcast
Nick MilesHOST
18:41
podcastAs Japan celebrates World Sake Day, we find out why sales of the national drink are in decline
Yahashiro IshikawaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
18:48
After Japan opened up to foreign trade, beer, wine, and whiskey entered the market.
Yahashiro IshikawaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
18:55
This reduced the reliance on sake.

9 MINS LATER

speaker_15CORRESPONDENT
28:25
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Nick MilesHOST
28:33
Zoe Kleiman.
Nick MilesHOST
28:35
Sake is Japan's national drink, and on October the 1st, it is World Sake Day.
Nick MilesHOST
28:42
It's celebrated every year to mark the start of the sake brewing season.
Jack O'BrienHOST
7:18
Mm-hmm.
Miles GrayHOST
7:18
World Sake Day.
Francesca FiorentiniGUEST
7:18
National Black Dog...
Francesca FiorentiniGUEST
7:20
Sake Day?
Stephen BezanGUEST
42:07
Yeah.
Stephen BezanGUEST
42:07
It's World Sake Day.
Stephen BezanGUEST
42:09
Yeah, so every, uh, every year, October first, it's, it's the kickoff to the sake brewing season in Japan.
Jason GregorHOST
42:16
All right.

14 MINS LATER

Jason GregorHOST
56:30
Yeah.
Stephen BezanGUEST
56:30
It's, uh, it's good.
Stephen BezanGUEST
56:31
But I mean, World Sake Day, it's, if you're gonna try sake, today's the day.
Stephen BezanGUEST
56:35
Um, come to me.
Stephen BezanGUEST
12:14
It's good.
Stephen BezanGUEST
12:14
But, I mean, World Sake Day, if you're going to try sake, today's the day.
Stephen BezanGUEST
12:18
Well, I
Jason GregorHOST
12:19
tried it, and I don't think I have a refined enough palate for the traditional ones, but definitely the yuzu sake.
WoodyHOST
2:55
I did it for a year.
WoodyHOST
2:56
It's World Sake Day.
WoodyHOST
2:59
Yeah, but when you were going vegetarian for that year, did you actually eat vegetables or just not meat? He
speaker_0NARRATOR
3:07
was the only
WoodyHOST
3:11
Thank
Sea BassPANELIST
3:12
you.
WoodyHOST
3:12
Today's World Sake Day.
WoodyHOST
3:14
It's International Music Day.
Rick SargentHOST
1:13
The Canadian dollar was trading lower at 70.20 cents US this morning.
Rick SargentHOST
1:18
On the calendar, today is World Vegetarian Day, National Homemade Cookies Day, National Pumpkin Spice Day, National Black Dog Day, National Hair Day, National Marinara Sauce Day and World Sake Day.
Kerry JacksonHOST
3:59
Yeah.
Bill AllredHOST
3:59
Uh, National Homemade Cookie Day, World Sake Day, Carrie.
Bill AllredHOST
4:03
And, uh...
Bill AllredHOST
4:03
Oh, you like soju better.
Natalie MacLeanHOST
7:43
Skimming off the ice concentrated what was left into something far stronger.
Natalie MacLeanHOST
7:51
October 1st is World Sake Day.
Natalie MacLeanHOST
7:53
Japan established it in 1978.
Natalie MacLeanHOST
7:56
October traditionally marks the start of the new sake brewing season once the rice harvest is in.
Todd BellomyGUEST
47:49
The world has kind of adopted it, and sake is consumed all over the planet.
Todd BellomyGUEST
47:53
So World Sake Day is October 1st.
Todd BellomyGUEST
47:56
Traditionally, it's the start of the brewing season in Japan.
Todd BellomyGUEST
47:59
So, you know, sake is a cold fermentation.

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