Sake

A trip to Japan would not be complete without some sake tasting! But unless you are an avid sake drinker, it's hard to know where to begin.

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According to Hakutsuru's (Sayuri's Sake Brewing Co) website, Sayori is actually coarsely filtered and I discovered that it is Gluten free too. Once you open the bottle, it should stay drinkable for up to 3 months in the refrigerator. If you are planning on purchasing a bottle or Sayuri or any Nigori sake for that matter, always shake the bottle before pouring so that the rice sediment at the bottle can disperse evenly and make it cloudy. If you usually play it safe as a drinker, I recommend…

Niigata-based sake brewery Asahi-Shuzu has released a new muroka nama genshu sake, an unfiltered, unpasteurized style of sake once considered sacrilegious.

About this item 【Hand-painted Flowers, Each Piece is Unique】This sake set is designed by Japanese Artist Suzuki. In Japan, the cherry blossoms symbolize vitality, but also emotional sustenance. The cherry blossom pattern in this sake set is colorful and more elegant, each one is special, and each one is a work of art. You will enjoy the beauty of this set while drinking. 【Clear Glass Design, Both Enjoyment of Visual and Taste】The upper part of the bottle is made of textured glass, which is…

Yokohama City - We will take a deep dive into Japan's national beverage. Be prepared to sample an abundance of artisanal sake! We will sample a wide array of sake types: Namazake, Nigori, Aged Sake, Pasteurized, Genshu, Kimoto, etc. Additionally we will learn about the sake making process and the various grades of sake classification. This is a rare opportunity for a FUN and EDUCATIONAL sake experience. During the first 90 minutes, we will have a guided tasting to explore the many…

We know how to serve wine, what to mix with our spirits and what temperature the beers should be, but what do you know about sake? Check out this guide to learn How to Serve Sake and enjoy it with casual meals or festive dinner parties.

Sake