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Niigata

ささいわいしゅぞうSasaiwai Shuzo

Sasaguchi Ryosuke

President, Representative Director, and sixth generation brewer

90% of Sasaiwai Shuzo's production is for local consumption. The brewery also works to create a new sake culture from the traditional sake enjoyed locally.

しゅくふく　いえろーらべる

Shukufuku Yellow Label

Shukufuku Yellow Label is a sparkling sake made through a secondary fermentation process inside the bottle. It features delicate and beautiful foam. Chill well and open gently.

Type of sakeJunmai (sparkling)
Alc./vol.13％
Vol.720ml
Buy Onlinehttps://sasaiwai.theshop.jp/
Buy at Airports

Room Temperature

Chilled

Ways to Drink
Chilled
【Chilled】
Sake chilled in the refrigerator or in an ice bucket.

On the Rocks

With Water

With Sparkling Water

With Hot Water

Heated

さけと　さささんでー
３すぱいしーず　みっくすせっと

SAKETO SASA SUNDAY
3 spices mix set

A gift box of SASA SUNDAY, a sweet and sour low-alcohol sake, and SAKETO, a spice specifically for sake.

Type of sakeJunmaishu
Alc./vol.12％
Vol.180ml×3
Buy Onlinehttps://sasaiwai.theshop.jp/
Buy at Airports

Room Temperature

Ways to Drink

【Room Temperature】
Straight sake stored away from sunlight at room temprature.

Chilled

Ways to Drink
Chilled
【Chilled】
Sake chilled in the refrigerator or in an ice bucket.

On the Rocks

With Water

With Sparkling Water

With Hot Water

Heated

ささじるしじゅんまいむろかしゅ

Sasajirushi Junmai Murokashu

Sasaiwai Shuzo's standard junmai sake. This sake is a fragrant dry sake that can be enjoyed at any temperature and pairs well with a wide range of food.

Type of sakeJunmaishu
Alc./vol.15％
Vol.720ml
Buy at Airports

Room Temperature

Ways to Drink

【Room Temperature】
Straight sake stored away from sunlight at room temprature.

Chilled

Ways to Drink
Chilled
【Chilled】
Sake chilled in the refrigerator or in an ice bucket.

On the Rocks

With Water

With Sparkling Water

With Hot Water

Heated

Ways to Drink
Heated
【Heated】
Sake poured into a separate bottle and placed in hot water (for sake only and not shochu or awamori).