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  • Karuiwanoi Tokubetsu JunmaiKaruiwanoi Tokubetsu Junmai Quick View
    • Karuiwanoi Tokubetsu JunmaiKaruiwanoi Tokubetsu Junmai Quick View
    • Tokubetsu Junmai
    • Karuiwanoi Tokubetsu Junmai

    • Light and clean junmai sake with a good balance of sweetness and acidity.
  • Kasumi Tsuru Kimoto JunmaiKasumi Tsuru Kimoto Junmai Quick View
    • Kasumi Tsuru Kimoto JunmaiKasumi Tsuru Kimoto Junmai Quick View
    • Junmai
    • Kasumi Tsuru Kimoto Junmai

    • Solid dry kimoto junmai sake, which can be enjoyed both chilled and hot with a variety of food
  • Keigetsu Nigori Junmai DaiginjoKeigetsu Nigori Junmai Daiginjo Quick View
    • Keigetsu Nigori Junmai DaiginjoKeigetsu Nigori Junmai Daiginjo Quick View
    • Junmai Daiginjo
    • Keigetsu Nigori Junmai Daiginjo

    • A very refreshing and friendly cloudy sake from Kochi Prefecture, which goes amazingly well with seafood.
  • Keriyu Asashibori Junmai Ginjo Nama GenshuKeriyu Asashibori Junmai Ginjo Nama Genshu Quick View
    • Keriyu Asashibori Junmai Ginjo Nama GenshuKeriyu Asashibori Junmai Ginjo Nama Genshu Quick View
    • Junmai Ginjo
    • Keriyu Asashibori Junmai Ginjo Nama Genshu

    • Sake Haiku: The morning is cold, I hear sizzling and clinks, Breakfast with you! An award-winning limited edition nama genshu sake from Nagano with a fruity aroma and sweet and complex taste.
  • Kinshi Masamune Junmai 60 Quick View
    • Kinshi Masamune Junmai 60 Quick View
    • Junmai
    • Kinshi Masamune Junmai 60

    • Sake Haiku: I've thrown my net, Fresh morning please stay longer, The night is still far. Traditional junmai sake from Kyoto Fushimi sake brewing area, which pairs perfectly with both hearty grilled food and delicate sashimi.
  • Kisosanten JunmaiKisosanten Junmai Quick View
    • Kisosanten JunmaiKisosanten Junmai Quick View
    • Junmai
    • Kisosanten Junmai

    • Sake Haiku: The lonely evening. This city is getting dark, But air still fresh. Easy to drink off-dry versatile junmai sake from Aichi prefecture
  • Kizakura Tsu no HonjozoKizakura Tsu no Honjozo Quick View
    • Kizakura Tsu no HonjozoKizakura Tsu no Honjozo Quick View
    • Honjozo
    • Kizakura Tsu no Honjozo

    • Your smooth and complex on-the-go honjozo in a cute bottle shaped like an ancient Japanese sake clay pot.
  • 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.
  • Kubota Manju Quick View
    • Kubota Manju Quick View
    • Junmai Daiginjo
    • Kubota Manju

    • Iconic junmai daiginjo with a subtle fruity aroma, smooth texture and balanced acidity. If you have never tried sake before, go for this one and you will enjoy it!
  • Masumi Okuden KantsukuriMasumi Okuden Kantsukuri Quick View
    • Masumi Okuden KantsukuriMasumi Okuden Kantsukuri Quick View
    • Junmai
    • Masumi Okuden Kantsukuri

    • 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.
  • 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.
  • Nishinoseki 1988 Super dry aged sake (Nishinoseki 1988 Jozo Cho Karakuchi Koshu)Nishinoseki 1988 Super dry aged sake (Nishinoseki 1988 Jozo Cho Karakuchi Koshu) Quick View
    • Nishinoseki 1988 Super dry aged sake (Nishinoseki 1988 Jozo Cho Karakuchi Koshu)Nishinoseki 1988 Super dry aged sake (Nishinoseki 1988 Jozo Cho Karakuchi Koshu) Quick View
    • Honjozo
    • Nishinoseki 1988 Super dry aged sake (Nishinoseki 1988 Jozo Cho Karakuchi Koshu)

    • Dry and mellow aged sake brewed in 1988. It has a rounded taste rich in overtones and subdued spices,  a very interesting nose and a distinctive honey colour from over 30 years of ageing.
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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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