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Omakase trial box
- Housui Tokubetsu Junmai offers a subtle, inviting aroma, refreshing acidity, and a quietly deep, savory richness with a clean, crisp finish—a sake you won’t tire of.

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Tosa Kinzo Junmai Sake - Crisp & Dry Japanese Rice Wine from Kochi (Karakuchi) 300ml
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Ito-okashi Junmai Ginjo | Award-Winning Fruity Japanese Sake 300ml
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Housui Tokubetsu Junmai Sake 300ml (Yamadanishiki Rice) - Rich & Savory Japanese Rice Wine
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What is Sakaya?
At Sakaya (Japanese for sake shop), we bring the true spirit of Japanese sake to the world. With 35+ offices nationwide and 300+ staff dedicated to product development, we uncover and develop rare regional treasures—bringing forward stories, flavors, and craftsmanship of Japan. Our mission is to share authentic, original, special sake from even the smallest breweries, making it accessible while fostering understanding of its culture and craftsmanship. We have a special focus on sakes thare not available outside of Japan yet! Guided by authenticity, accessibility, and education, we offer exclusive sakes that carry the stories, traditions, and passion of their makers.
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"Generally i don't drink much, occassionally drinking white wine with friends on weekends or special events. I was happy to hear about Sakaya and ordered the omakase trial pack to try drinking sake. I enjoy drinking Junmai Ginjo Fujimusume and I look forward to drinking the other one in this tasting pouches set"
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The sake in this omakase trial box was lovely. It was easy to drink. Would have been nicer if it is sweeter. Nonetheless, it was still a pleasant introduction to another type of sake. Look forward to the next.



