Sake

Discover Sake, Japan's cherished beverage with a millennia-old history, reflecting the nation's cultural essence. From the meticulous fermentation process, its variety of styles, to the tradition of 'Ate' food pairing and social rituals, Sake transcends being a drink, becoming a journey into Japanese heritage and tranquility.

Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of Sake, Japan's cherished beverage, revered as much for its spiritual essence as for its exquisite taste. This brewed drink, derived from polished rice, holds a storied history stretching back millennia, deeply entwined with the nation's culture, ceremonies, and cuisine.

At the heart of Sake lies a fascinating process of fermentation, a delicate dance of nature and nurture. Master brewers, known as "Toji", meticulously control each step - from selecting the rice and polishing it to the desired level, to fermenting it with koji mold and yeast, then letting time do its magic. The result is a harmonious blend of flavors, embodying the quintessence of Japanese refinement and craftsmanship.

Sake's rich tapestry of styles, from the fragrant Ginjo to the full-bodied Junmai, offers a world of exploration for the connoisseur. The broad spectrum of flavors, ranging from sweet to dry, light to robust, reflects the artistry of the Toji and the unique characteristics of the region and season of its birth.

Enjoying Sake is an art in itself, and an integral part of this experience is the tradition of "Ate" - pairing the beverage with complementary food. The nuanced flavors of Sake are enhanced when enjoyed with sushi, tempura, or other Japanese delicacies, creating a sensory symphony that elevates the dining experience to a whole new level.

The act of pouring Sake, whether into a delicate porcelain cup or a traditional cedar "masu", is a ritual of camaraderie and goodwill. A customary part of many Japanese celebrations and ceremonies, it fosters a sense of community, underlining Sake's role as a social lubricant.

In contemporary times, Sake has found a special place in the evening routine, the ritual of "sanshoku" or evening meal. A glass of Sake after a long day of work, savored in solitude or in the company of loved ones, carries a comforting sense of tranquility and contentment.

Dive into the world of Sake and experience the marvels of this age-old elixir. It is more than a drink; it's an embodiment of Japanese heritage, a sensory journey, a moment of connection - with history, culture, and with oneself. As you sip, let the liquid narrative of Japan unfold on your palate, inviting you to discover the nation's soul in each elegant drop.

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Super soft water and soft taste. Sake mini size tasting set

Super soft water and soft taste. Sake mini size tasting set

We will deliver a 180ml drinking comparison set of sake with a soft taste that uses ultra-soft water that is easy to drink even for first-timers.Because the sake is brewed without the peculiar peculiarities of Japanese sake, it has a light and refreshing taste.Based on the idea that the food is the main dish and the alcohol is just a complement, the aroma of the alcohol is suppressed and the taste is gentle and gentle.You can enjoy the sharpness of the aftertaste as it goes down your throat, and you can't help but want to drink.Please enjoy three types of Junmai Daiginjo sake, Junmai Ginjo sake, and Junmai sake, which are not mass-produced and are made with time and effort.・What is ultra-soft water sake?The water used for sake brewing is ultra-soft water with a hardness of 7. Water with a hardness of 10 or less is extremely rare even among soft waters, resulting in a sake with a soft mouthfeel that can be gulped down.

Super soft water and soft taste. Sake mini size tasting set

Super soft water and soft taste. Sake mini size tasting set

$11.00

We will deliver a 180ml drinking comparison set of sake with a soft taste that uses ultra-soft water that is easy to drink even for first-timers.Because the sake is brewed without the peculiar peculiarities of Japanese sake, it has a light and refreshing taste.Based on the idea that the food is the main dish and the alcohol is just a complement, the aroma of the alcohol is suppressed and the taste is gentle and gentle.You can enjoy the sharpness of the aftertaste as it goes down your throat, and you can't help but want to drink.Please enjoy three types of Junmai Daiginjo sake, Junmai Ginjo sake, and Junmai sake, which are not mass-produced and are made with time and effort.・What is ultra-soft water sake?The water used for sake brewing is ultra-soft water with a hardness of 7. Water with a hardness of 10 or less is extremely rare even among soft waters, resulting in a sake with a soft mouthfeel that can be gulped down.

Super soft water and soft taste. Sake mini size tasting set

Super soft water and soft taste. Sake mini size tasting set

We will deliver a 180ml drinking comparison set of sake with a soft taste that uses ultra-soft water that is easy to drink even for first-timers.Because the sake is brewed without the peculiar peculiarities of Japanese sake, it has a light and refreshing taste.Based on the idea that the food is the main dish and the alcohol is just a complement, the aroma of the alcohol is suppressed and the taste is gentle and gentle.You can enjoy the sharpness of the aftertaste as it goes down your throat, and you can't help but want to drink.Please enjoy three types of Junmai Daiginjo sake, Junmai Ginjo sake, and Junmai sake, which are not mass-produced and are made with time and effort.・What is ultra-soft water sake?The water used for sake brewing is ultra-soft water with a hardness of 7. Water with a hardness of 10 or less is extremely rare even among soft waters, resulting in a sake with a soft mouthfeel that can be gulped down.

Super soft water and soft taste. Sake mini size tasting set

Super soft water and soft taste. Sake mini size tasting set

We will deliver a 180ml drinking comparison set of sake with a soft taste that uses ultra-soft water that is easy to drink even for first-timers.Because the sake is brewed without the peculiar peculiarities of Japanese sake, it has a light and refreshing taste.Based on the idea that the food is the main dish and the alcohol is just a complement, the aroma of the alcohol is suppressed and the taste is gentle and gentle.You can enjoy the sharpness of the aftertaste as it goes down your throat, and you can't help but want to drink.Please enjoy three types of Junmai Daiginjo sake, Junmai Ginjo sake, and Junmai sake, which are not mass-produced and are made with time and effort.・What is ultra-soft water sake?The water used for sake brewing is ultra-soft water with a hardness of 7. Water with a hardness of 10 or less is extremely rare even among soft waters, resulting in a sake with a soft mouthfeel that can be gulped down.