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  • Gozenshu 1859 PrototypeGozenshu 1859 Prototype Quick View
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    • Gozenshu 1859 Prototype

    • Rated 0 out of 5
    • A limited-edition complex unpasteurised and undiluted junmai sake: wild, bold and intriguing.
  • Hakutsuru Shuzo Sayuri Junmai NigoriHakutsuru Shuzo Sayuri Junmai Nigori Quick View
    • Hakutsuru Shuzo Sayuri Junmai NigoriHakutsuru Shuzo Sayuri Junmai Nigori Quick View
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    • Hakutsuru Shuzo Sayuri Junmai Nigori

    • Rated 0 out of 5
    • An elegant and relatively inexpensive nigori sake which would appeal to those who like sake on the sweeter side
  • Kanpai Fizu Sparkling SakeKanpai Fizu Sparkling Sake Quick View
    • Kanpai Fizu Sparkling SakeKanpai Fizu Sparkling Sake Quick View
    • Junmai
    • Kanpai Fizu Sparkling Sake

    • Rated 0 out of 5
    • Dry and refreshing sparkling sake from Kanpai Brewery from London, UK.
  • Kasumi Tsuru Kimoto JunmaiKasumi Tsuru Kimoto Junmai Quick View
    • Kasumi Tsuru Kimoto JunmaiKasumi Tsuru Kimoto Junmai Quick View
    • Junmai
    • Kasumi Tsuru Kimoto Junmai

    • Rated 0 out of 5
    • Solid dry kimoto junmai sake, which can be enjoyed both chilled and hot with a variety of food
  • Masumi Okuden KantsukuriMasumi Okuden Kantsukuri Quick View
    • Masumi Okuden KantsukuriMasumi Okuden Kantsukuri Quick View
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    • Masumi Okuden Kantsukuri

    • Rated 0 out of 5
    • Elegant junmai sake from the famous Miyasaka brewery from the Nagano prefecture. The well-balanced and slightly acidic taste makes it perfect to enjoy both chilled and room temperature as well as slightly warmed with a wide variety of foods.
  • Nishinoseki Tezukuri JunmaiNishinoseki Tezukuri Junmai Quick View
    • Nishinoseki Tezukuri JunmaiNishinoseki Tezukuri Junmai Quick View
    • Junmai
    • Nishinoseki Tezukuri Junmai

    • Rated 0 out of 5
    • Kyushu style junmai sake, full of umami and flavours. Balanced acidity and a nice smooth texture.
  • Shirakabegura Kimoto Junmai Quick View
    • Shirakabegura Kimoto Junmai Quick View
    • Junmai
    • Shirakabegura Kimoto Junmai

    • Rated 0 out of 5
    • Simple and clean medium dry kimoto sake with dairy aroma and umami in the taste.
  • Tosatsuru Washi no Junmai Quick View
    • Tosatsuru Washi no Junmai Quick View
    • Junmai
    • Tosatsuru Washi no Junmai

    • Rated 0 out of 5
    • Typical Tosa style sake, dry and light with a gentle aroma and a soft if a bit grainy texture. Perfect with seafood.

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Alex is a London-based sake blogger, podcaster, IWC Sake judge and sake advocate. He is a publisher of the Sugidama Blog website and a host of the Sugidama Podcast. Alex has an International Kikisake-shi (Sake Specialist) qualification from SSI (Sake Service Institute). He sees his mission as expanding the awareness of Japanese sake among...

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