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Home›How To›**How to Make a Sake Bomb: 10 Steps**

**How to Make a Sake Bomb: 10 Steps**

By Matthew Lynch
March 21, 2024
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The Sake Bomb is a popular cocktail that combines the refreshing taste of Japanese sake with the bold flavor of beer. Here’s how to make a Sake Bomb in 10 simple steps.

**1. Gather your ingredients**

To make a Sake Bomb, you will need:

– Chilled Japanese sake

– Chilled beer (preferably a lager or an Asian beer, such as Asahi or Kirin)

– Two glasses (one for beer and one for sake)

**2. Pick up a shot glass**

Choose a shot glass for the sake. This will be dipped into the beer glass later in the process.

**3. Pour your sake**

Carefully pour chilled sake into the shot glass, filling it up to its brim.

**4. Choose a pint glass**

Select a sturdy pint glass that’s wide enough to accommodate the shot glass comfortably without tipping it over.

**5. Pour your beer**

Slowly pour chilled beer into the pint glass until it’s about half full. This leaves enough room for the sake, ensuring that it won’t overflow when you drop in the shot glass later.

**6. Hover the shot glass over the beer**

Carefully hold your filled shot glass between your thumb and index finger just above the surface of the beer in the pint glass.

**7. Prepare to drop**

With your other hand, count down from three, getting ready to quickly drop the shot glass into the pint glass as soon as you reach one.

**8.Let it fall!**

Release your grip on the shot and let it fall quickly into your pint of beer. The sudden impact will cause both liquids to mix, creating an explosive taste sensation reminiscent of a bomb detonating – hence its name!

**9 会社! (Kanpai!)**

Raise your newly-created Sake Bomb and exclaim “Kanpai!” which means “Cheers!” in Japanese.

**10. Chug It Down**

Grip your pint glass with both hands and chug down the Sake Bomb mixture as quickly as you can. The more swiftly you consume it, the more refreshing and invigorating the experience will be.
That’s it! You’re now an expert in crafting your very own Sake Bomb. Enjoy this thrilling mix of flavors as responsibly as possible, and happy Sake Bombing!

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