Hi Mr.Ludo
I studied your master class then little bit understood what you want to say the course.
I heard the story of solela vat at that time I remember Japanese Eel's eel split and broiled shop story.
In japan many of people to apply energy in summer, it eats the eel.
The shop's drip is always only added in to big earthen pot.
Because of high quality keeping - I think.
Ludo | February 27, 2008
Hi Akira,
I also heard the story you refer to. I believe the sauce in which the eel has been cooked is kept for the following day's cooking, and so on and so on. You are right, the idea is similar to what we are trying to achieve with our vat. It is always kept at least half full to ensure consistency of taste from batch to batch.
I hope to see you soon again in Japan.
Best regards,
Ludo
Responses to "Whisky Live Tokyo"
Akira Shimizu | February 11, 2008
Hi Mr.Ludo
I studied your master class then little bit understood what you want to say the course.
I heard the story of solela vat at that time I remember Japanese Eel's eel split and broiled shop story.
In japan many of people to apply energy in summer, it eats the eel.
The shop's drip is always only added in to big earthen pot.
Because of high quality keeping - I think.
Ludo | February 27, 2008
Hi Akira,
I also heard the story you refer to. I believe the sauce in which the eel has been cooked is kept for the following day's cooking, and so on and so on. You are right, the idea is similar to what we are trying to achieve with our vat. It is always kept at least half full to ensure consistency of taste from batch to batch.
I hope to see you soon again in Japan.
Best regards,
Ludo