This experiment combines malt and koji to make a less-sweet oat amazake with a more pronounced malty flavor.
This experiment lacto-ferments diluted buckwheat amazake to turn some sweetness into acidity while building carbonation.
This experiment uses buckwheat and koji to make a variation on traditional amazake.
This experiment uses freeze clarification to turn cloudy amazake into a clear, wine-like liquid.
This experiment uses rye berries and dried koji to make an overnight amazake.
Amazake's high glucose content makes it a compelling base for frozen desserts like sorbet, granita, and ice cream.