Something's Brewing
Josh Bregy, Ph.D.Musings on climate, natural hazards, tea, and sake.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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Tea Time: Organic Bai Mu Dan
Quick note: I am preparing for fieldwork as I write this, so my goals are to keep this short and schedule this and a few others to go out while I am gone. We will see how this goes.
Izakaya: Homare “Lychee” Nigori
Okay, so, unsurprisingly, I was not able to write a few more articles ahead of fieldwork. Instead, I am writing this on my phone while on the plane (don’t worry, there is free WiFi). Consequently, this is going to be short, barebones, and p...
Izakaya: Kikusui "Funaguchi" Sparkling
Well, I finally found a sake I did not like. Seems fitting that I would have this on my birthday, but then again, my outlook on life has been somewhat pessimistic as of late. But instead of bringing down the mood, I’d rather talk about sake...
Izakaya: Pure Dawn
I have been reading Sake Confidential by John Gauntner, and one of the common threads I have noticed is that the best sake is the one that you are enjoying right now. The truth behind this statement is something I can genuinely appreciate. ...
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Climate scientist & professor researching prehistoric hurricanes, paleoclimate, and other hazards. I spend time outside and in my lab, stopping occasionally to drink tea and sake. Image is "The Great Wave off Kanagawa" by Hokusai (1831).
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