Sake Reviews

    [ Joppari Ginjo ]Always keen to try sake from the Tohoku snow region. This sake from Aomori is slightly dry & well balanced. It has a nice...

    [ Narutotai Kei Daiginjo ]First time trying sake from Tokushima! 慶 on the label stands for celebration. The brewery is located in Naruto city ...

Abunotsuru Goya Junmai 58 NamazumeGoya! This bottle was so yummy and the sticker label is cool too. I love the play on the word Goya - which is th...

Rokkon Junmai Ginjo Aiyama I bought this bottle because I’m a huge fan of Aiyama. That being said it is quite different from what I’ve had so far!...

Noguchi Naohiko Shiboritate Muroka Nama GenshuA bottle from the master Mr. Noguchi Naohiko. Alcohol percentage of 19% but didn’t taste like one. V...

This is a limited edition bottling for spring. “うすべに” which is pasted on it literally translates to “light pink”. I’m guessing it’s named after th...

Kaze No Mori is one of my fave sake brands. Their innovation in is one of the best and they’re constantly challenging the rules of the game. Thi...

One of the bottles that have truly impressed me. I love the spirit of innovation in brewers and once in awhile they come up with something brill...

Aromatic, mild and smooth. Yet it retained a lot of flavor. A certain robustness comes through in the middle. Bottled as part of the “On a night...

A very refined sake for 58% polishing rate. It was made to resemble wine. In fact they recommend drinking it from a wine glass. The aromatics in...

Made of Dewa No Sato rice from Yamagata. Strong fruity aromas of white peach and banana. Initially, I found it too sweet and felt that it was be...

Last weekend we had the People’s Choice Event in Singapore and this is the winning sake. Congratulations to @nanbubijin_sake! A beautiful, balan...