This month, I would love to introduce this high quality Tokubetsu (Special) Junmai
TATSURIKI from one of my favorite sake breweries
HONDA SHOTEN from
HYOGO (my home town in Japan!) This Special Junmai is made from the king of sake rice
YAMADANISHIKI grown in special selected A area in Hyogo. That means this rice is
the best of best sake rice you can taste in this world. Milled down to 65%, made with Tanba Toji’s (sake artician) special care, this Junmai has beautiful fruity fragrance & full richness of rice along with slight dryness a whole way through. Recommend to be taken in cold. Very limited stock so please hurry up and try one of the best sake you can sip by glass at MAEDAYA.
MAEDAYA SAKE OF THE MONTH (SEPTEMBER PART2)
TATSURIKI YAMADANISHIKI TOKUBETSU JUNMAI (HYOGO)
GLASS SELL ONLY $14 / VERY LIMITED STOCK!
Also You can purchase this item from the link below
http://www.sakejapan.com.au/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=673300024
Today, 10 Sep (Wed) & 11 Sep (Thur), I am having the
Sake Cocktail Demonstration at
OPTUS CENTRE (367 Collins St, between Queen & Elizabeth St in Melbourne) from midday to 2:00pm. If you would like to try my original cocktails based on Sake & Umeshu (plum wine), please come over and taste it during your lunch time. You can also purchase the bottles of
Kizakura Sake & Choya Umeshu at the site instantly.
Hope to see you there.
SAKE MASTER - TOSHI MAEDA
Sake Cocktail Demonstration
@Optus Centre, 367 Collins St, Melbourne
10 Sep (Wed) & 11 Sep (Thur)
From 12:00pm to 2:00pm
Finally, we have special sake instruments for cold sake drinking available on Sake Japan. In Japan, we often use special instruments called
SHUKI to enjoy sake not only for drinking but also for watching. This is a type of SHUKI called
REISHUKI which means special cold sake instruments. Here what we have is called
KIRIKO GLASS. It means
CUT GLASS. In the late 18th century, Nagasaki, Dejima in Japan was the only trading point with the foreign country such as Netherland. KIRIKO is introduced in Japan through Dejima. Soon after, Edo (present day-Tokyo)’s craft man
KAGAYA KYUBEI started hand curving glass and it led to the start of Kiriko in Japan.
Drinking sake in a colorful
KIRIKO GLASS will make its taste much better and makes you feel better indeed. Imagine if you get a nice
Kiriko Glass as a present from your friend or family. How would you feel about it? I would be happy enough to share some sake and share some laugh with your important people. Happy Sake Sipping!
KIRIKO (CUT GLASS) SAKE INSTRUMENTS are available at Sake Japan NOW!
http://www.sakejapan.com.au/index.php?main_page=sakeinstruments
