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Using Yamadanishiki rice grown in Shiga prefecture, this junmai ginjo is viscous and robust, with a beautiful balance...
A lightly hazy, gently creamy sake with notes of rainier cherry, melon creamy soda, and ramune. It tastes...
Gentle notes of mascarpone, almond, fried plantain, and dried raisin. Like a multicultural trail mix. Complex and pronounced,...
Any discussion of Terada Honke has to be prefaced with an explanation of this brewery's philosophy, which is...
Soft spiced notes, creamy and comforting texture, a rich toasty finish, while remaining light and dry. For lovers...
Tenmei: killing it. Always! They make such good sake. This fresh restock from Fukushima has the tiniest bit...
You know what? Dassai Blue 50 is a damn good deal. it's a great junmai daiginjo, made primarily...
The ever-innovating Miho Imada crafts this sake using white Koji and a strain of lactic acid bacteria isolated...
Like sitting in a bamboo throne, in the middle of Fall, eating persimmon shortbread with French vanilla ice...
Notes of straw bales, vanilla, kinako, brown rice nuka (flour), very much on the spicy and dry side,...
Nanbu Bijin's signature brand, which uses locally-grown Iwate Ginotome rice and which, some might say, contributed to a...
In kuramoto Fujii’s writing, it's clear he is deeply driven to communicate the senses and emotions of growing up...
"Bountiful, bright juicy plum, mouthwatering acidity, Skittles!, goat caramel, hazelnut toffee, brown rice syrup, mushrooms, carrot juice, ginger candy,...
“Unbridled” is a kimoto sake brewed with wild yeast and a touch of yuzu zest. We used Calhikari...
Snow melt from Mt. Kaikoma is filtered over 27 years through the mountain's granite layers, then runs directly...
What a darling, surprising little namagenshu-in-a-cup. Funaguchi, watch the heck out! A soft, round, nutmeg and white pepper...
Yukikage is clean and crisp, effortlessly evoking an alpine waterfall or high elevation meadow dotted with sweet-smelling wildflowers....
1859 is Gozenshu's new brand dedicated to the exploration of Okayama’s heirloom rice, Omachi. Omachi is known for...
A little funky, a little spritzy, lots of depth and quite a shapeshifter: I saw all sorts of...
Dewatsuru's series of Akita festival-themed cup sake are about as cute as it gets, and made a delicious train...
Strawberry flower sake yeast is used to give this sake a uniquely complex and layered fruitiness that is...
Shibata Pink Junmai Ginjo Nigori is velvety and smooth with delicate orange and cherry blossom notes followed by a sharp dry...
The newest from Yucho's Kaze no Mori nama genshu (unpasteurized, undiluted) series, made with 80% polish Omachi rice...
A dry but soft little sake, with a hidden umami richness typical of Gifu and the local hidahomare...
Okayama is famous for its peaches, and this sake uses yeast derived from momo white peach skins, as...
With a lower alcohol content than most sakes (12%), “Shiro” is smooth and gentle, with sweetness and acidity...
In a prefecture famous for full bodied, sweet sake, Daisekkei is a champion of refreshing, crisp, and earthy flavors. ...
Super chill and mellow, water-like but with a nice creamy flavor gently waving in. Notes of rice milk,...
Creamy melon soda but punctuated by Chiyo Shuzo's signature sharp acidic prickle of brightness. There’s a little funk...
A lovely rose-colored sake from the Junmai Daiginjo specialists at Oze no Yukidoke, balancing between sweet and tart,...
This super-affordable nigori is creamy, soft, sumptuous, like an ultra-ripe, dripping anjou pear. Banana pudding, ripe dates, soft florals, and...
So pretty, so filigreed. Gorgeous and light with refreshing acidity typical of Kuheiji, but with the personality and...
Soft aromas of fresh white peach and sweet rice cakes lead into a gentle front palate which descends...
Lightly cloudy with a clean white hue. Aromas are delicate, hinting at newly blossomed flowers, fresh rice, cucumbers and...
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