Sake made to be savored is usually of the grade ginjo, or “special,” in which pure alco-hol is the only allowed additive and at least 40% of the rice grain has been removedJunmaishu include the following: Genmaishu Brewed with brown rice Genshu Undiluted, and so around 20% alcohol Kimoto “Live” moto, the yeast preparation soured slowly by bacteria and not instantly with pure acids Namazake “Live” sake because unpasteurized and so containing active enzymes, to be kept refrigerated and drunk soon Orizake and Nigorizake Cloudy sakes that include lees, yeast cells, and other fine particles from the mash Shizuku “Droplets” sake, made by allowing the liquid to drain by gravity from the mash rather than pressing “Keg” sake, aged in cedar barrels Some Kinds of Sake is sake made only with rice and water. Some interesting specialty sakes Taruzake