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  • Bijofu Junrei Tama Junmai GinjoBijofu Junrei Tama Junmai Ginjo Quick View
    • Bijofu Junrei Tama Junmai GinjoBijofu Junrei Tama Junmai Ginjo Quick View
    • Junmai Ginjo
    • Bijofu Junrei Tama Junmai Ginjo

    • Beautiful light and elegant junmai ginjo sake from Kochi prefecture, brewed with very soft water and Matsuyama Mii rice.
  • Dassai 50 Junmai Daiginjo Quick View
    • Dassai 50 Junmai Daiginjo Quick View
    • Junmai Daiginjo
    • Dassai 50 Junmai Daiginjo

    • Fruity and easy to drink Junmai Daiginjo, one of the most versatile sake in the market
  • Dewazakura Ichiro Abbey RoadDewazakura Ichiro Abbey Road Quick View
    • Dewazakura Ichiro Abbey RoadDewazakura Ichiro Abbey Road Quick View
    • Junmai Daiginjo
    • Dewazakura Ichiro Abbey Road

    • Exquisite and aromatic junmai daiginjo sake from Yamagata prefecture.
  • Gozenshu 1859 PrototypeGozenshu 1859 Prototype Quick View
    • Gozenshu 1859 PrototypeGozenshu 1859 Prototype Quick View
    • Junmai
    • Gozenshu 1859 Prototype

    • A limited-edition complex unpasteurised and undiluted junmai sake: wild, bold and intriguing.
  • Hyakujuro Junmai Daiginjo (Black Face) Quick View
    • Hyakujuro Junmai Daiginjo (Black Face) Quick View
    • Junmai Daiginjo
    • Hyakujuro Junmai Daiginjo (Black Face)

    • Sweeter but well-balanced sake with a fruity aroma with vanilla notes and dried fruit and honey in the taste.
  • Koshi no Kanbai Kinmuku Junmai DaiginjoKoshi no Kanbai Kinmuku Junmai Daiginjo Quick View
    • Koshi no Kanbai Kinmuku Junmai DaiginjoKoshi no Kanbai Kinmuku Junmai Daiginjo Quick View
    • Junmai Daiginjo
    • Koshi no Kanbai Kinmuku Junmai Daiginjo

    • Amazingly soft and refined yet full of flavour Junmai Daiginjo from Niigata prefecture. Perfect for celebrations or as an aperitif.
  • Nishijin Tokubetsu JunmaiNishijin Tokubetsu Junmai Quick View
    • Nishijin Tokubetsu JunmaiNishijin Tokubetsu Junmai Quick View
    • Tokubetsu Junmai
    • Nishijin Tokubetsu Junmai

    • Sake Haiku: Raindrops on the leaves Reflect the campfire blinks. I can feel its warmth. A highly polished junmai sake from Kyoto with gentle aroma and simple taste that can be paired with plethora of foods.

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Alex

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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