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Sakelier Exclusive Collection

Zaku Ludens - Junmai Daiginjo 'Hideo Kojima Signature' 750ml

$550.00

Zaku Ludens - Junmai Ginjo 750ml

$150.00

Hanaabi - Junmai Daiginjo 'Hattan 48' 720ml

$99.95

Michi-zakura - Junmai "Banana Label" 720ml

$79.95

Yama-no-kotobuki - Junmai Dry 'Summer' 720ml

$59.95

Hou-hou-shu - Junmai Sparkling "Special Blue" 750ml

$99.95

Ima-nishiki - Junmai Ginjo "Kinmon" 720ml

$74.95

Rita - Junmai Daiginjo "Dai-Rita" 720ml

$179.95

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sakelier Liqueur Collection

Oze-no-yukidoke - Yuzu Lemon Liqueur 720ml

$59.95

Ima-nishiki - Umeshu 500ml

$49.95

Oze-no-yukidoke - Wild Grape Liqueur 720ml

$59.95

Jyo-tokuya - Yuzu Liqueur 720ml

$64.95

Jyo-tokuya - Kabosu Liqueur 720ml

$59.95

Ima-nishiki - Blueberry Liqueur 500ml

$54.95

Michi-zakura - Umezakura 500ml

$79.95

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Kiku-yasaka - Blueberry 720ml

$49.95

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Sakelier Shochu Collection

Koto-no-kirameki (Purple Sweet Potato Shochu) 720ml

$79.95

Jyo-tokuya - Fusion (Barley Shochu) 720ml

$79.95

Jyo-tokuya - Dochu "Baisen" (Barley Shochu) 720ml

$79.95

Jyo-tokuya - Dochu (Barley Shochu) 720ml

$79.95

Jyo-tokuya - Dochu “Genchu” (Barley Shochu) 720ml

$159.95

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Yana-gawa - Mayuri (Rice Shochu) 720ml

$79.95

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Yana-gawa - Himawari (Sunflower Seed Shochu) 720ml

$79.95

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Featured Brewery

Toshimaya Sake Brewery, Tokyo

Toshimaya began as a sake store and tavern with its founder, Toshimaya Juemon. The store first opened at Kamakura Waterfront in 1596. The tavern served many samurai, merchants, and lay-workers during the reconstruction of the old Edo castle.

The Toshimaya in Kanda would later evolve into Toshimaya Corporation, which began brewing sake under the Kinkon brand in the middle of the Meiji Period. Toshimaya's sake are sole sake to be used as a sacred offering at both the Meiji Jingu and Kanda Myojin Shrines.