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tippsysake.com

Shop premium Japanese sake curated by taste, including exclusive direct imports from Japan and a wide range of quality bottles.

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My name is Chris and I've been in the sake industry since 2015. I've been to Japan a handful of times, and was able to visit various breweries and tasting rooms, as well as attend my first ever Sake no Jin in Niigata. In 2018, I became a Sake Adviser certified by the Sake School of America (via the Sake Service Institu

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Umeshu and friends For the sweet tooth Sake and shochu can be flavoured with fruit or juice and sweetened to create a myriad of delicious drinks that can be enjoyed before, during or after dinner.

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Sake Singapore offers affordable online sake that provides home delivery service in Singapore. Contact us today!

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kanpai.london

Learn more about the UK's first sake brewery. From many trips to Japan over the years, learning our craft from traditional Japanese sake breweries, to pursuing our dream of setting up the UK's first sake brewery in Peckham, London.

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What is Umeshu? Umeshu is a traditional Japanese liqueur made from ume fruit. A perfect balance between ume extract and alcohol is achieved by aging the whole fruit, with the stone still inside. The delicious tang of Umeshu comes from citric acid in the fruit, and the refreshing flavour stimulates the appetite. Umeshu also contains malic and succinic acids. Refresh yourself by enjoying a glass of Umeshu when feeling tired. The addition of alcohol to the fruit during production means that the ume flavour can be extracted not only from the flesh and skin but also from the stone. It is this process which gives CHOYA Umeshu its unique fruity bouquet, with notes of almond and marzipan.

megasake.com.br

Um dos melhores sakes naturais do Japão, feito com arroz orgânico das plantações ao redor da sakagura, que cresce sem pesticidas, herbicidas ou fertilizantes. É também um sake da modalidade Kimoto, cuja fermentação ocorre naturalmente, sem a adição de ácido láctico, e com a levedura ambiente da própria sakagura. Um sake naturalmente delicioso!