Rice, Water, Earth: Notes on Sake
These posts are the continuation of my thoughts and reporting on sake for the James Beard award-winning Exploring the World of Japanese Craft Sake, which I co-wrote with sake sommelier and Sake Samurai Michael Tremblay.

Visit to the Bigger, Shinier,Brooklyn Kura
We often think of small batch as being unique and superior but in this case, not true!

Rule of Thirds puts Greenpoint, Brooklyn on the Sake Map
The name Rule of Thirds is both a nod to the space’s design-centric origins, and the “synergy and collaboration” that is at the core of the restaurant. “The most interesting things happen at the intersection of the grid lines.”