A selection of sake bottles displayed in a refrigerated cabinet, featuring various labels and styles, including traditional Japanese designs and modern branding. Visible bottles include sake with vibrant labels, a yuzu-infused sake, and premium options.

Sake

Sake is one of the world’s most intriguing drinks, steeped in centuries of Japanese craftsmanship. Far beyond a simple rice wine, it offers a spectrum of styles and flavours that range from delicate and floral to rich and umami-driven. Whether you’re discovering sake for the first time or seeking a premium bottle for a special occasion, our curated selection reflects the artistry behind this iconic beverage.

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TEST Dewazakura Shuzo, Oka, Cherry Bouquet, Ginjo, Yamagata Prefecture, Sake (15%)
£14.50
- half bottle (30 cl)
More sizes available
Tsuji Honten, Gozenshu 1859, Junmai Bodaimoto, Okayama Prefecture, Sake (15%)
£32.00
- bottle (72 cl)
Kamoizumi, Red Maple, 2-Year Aged Namazume Ginjo Sake, Hiroshima Prefecture (18.5%)
£36.00
- bottle (72 cl)
Jidai, Junmai Ginjo, Hayashi Honten Brewery, Gifu Prefecture, Sake (15%)
£32.25
- bottle (72 cl)
Tatenokawa, Phoenix, Junmai Daiginjo, Yamagata Prefecture, Sake, Japan (14%)
£45.00
- bottle (72 cl)
Fukukomachi, Daiginjo, Akita Prefecture, Kimura Brewery, Sake (16%)
£70.50
- bottle (72 cl)
Tamagawa, Time Machine, Heirloom Amber, Kyoto Prefecture, Sake (11%)
£25.95
- half bottle (36 cl)
IWA 5, Assemblage 3, Shiraiwa K.K. Brewery, Toyama Prefecture, Sake
£149.00
- bottle (72 cl)
IWA 5, Assemblage 2 (2020), Shiraiwa K.K. Brewery, Toyama Prefecture, Sake
£155.00
- bottle (72 cl)
More sizes available
Konishi Gold, Hiyashibori, Daiginjo, Konishi Shuzo, Hyogo Prefecture, Sake (15%)
£25.95
- bottle (72 cl)
Dewazakura, Ichiro, Yamagata Prefecture, Sake (15%)
£63.00
- bottle (72 cl)
Kanpai, Sumi, Tokubetsu Junmai, Sake, England (15%)
£18.25
- half bottle (37.5 cl)

Understanding sake

Sake is brewed rather than distilled, using polished rice, water, yeast and kōji mould—a process that demands precision and patience. The degree of rice polishing and fermentation techniques influence its character, from crisp and aromatic Junmai Ginjo to the refined elegance of Daiginjo. Served chilled, warm or at room temperature, sake adapts beautifully to different settings, making it a versatile choice for both traditional Japanese cuisine and modern dining.


Our selection

Our range showcases some of Japan’s most respected breweries. Tatenokawa, renowned for its elegant Daiginjo styles, represents the pinnacle of precision and purity. Dewazakura Sake Brewery, a pioneer in Ginjo sake, is celebrated for its vibrant, aromatic expressions. Kimura Brewery, with its commitment to traditional methods, delivers sake of remarkable depth and character. Each producer reflects a dedication to craft that makes sake such an extraordinary drink.