Sake Review: Kiso Sansen
The poetic label made in washi paper makes Kiso Sansen Junmai Daiginjo Buryoutougen, or simply Kiso Sansen, a joy to ...
Sake Review: Niji-no-shirabe brand
Located in Aichi prefecture, NAITO brewery, which will mark 190 years of activity this year, is located in a beautifu ...
Can you age Namazake?
For the past 60 some years, the race has been to drink Sake as fast as possible after release from the brewery. Histo ...
Sake Review: Karen Silk
Sake Review: Karen Silk
Cindy Bissig has written an extensive article ( on Aumont Sake Brewery (previously know ...
Sake Review: Kimoto for Kimoto lovers
Kimoto Lovers Pack
Kimoto is one of my favorite styles of Sake brewing. It takes incredible skill to control th ...
Sake Review: Yucho Shuzo Pair
Aumont Midori – Elegance at First Glance
Ichishima Shuzo in Niigata Prefecture offers up this bottle of junmai daiginjo for review. It is made from Hyogo-grow ...
Sake Review: Karen Sweet Junmai – Lady Only?!
Ichishima Brewery is located in Shibata, about an hour from Niigata. It was ...
Sake Review: Hiyaoroshi in season!
Hiyaoroshi are single pasteurized (Namazume) right after brewing then aged until they are perfect and also, it’s cool ...
Sake Review: Three hard core geek sake!
Tanizakura Shiboritate Honjozo Namazake
From Yamanashi and made with a table rice, Asahi no Yume, polishe ...