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Frequently asked questions

It depends on the style. Delicate daiginjo and sparkling sake are best chilled, which keeps their floral aromas intact. Fuller, rice-forward sake takes gentle warming well. Never boil it, though. Body temperature is plenty.

Reseal it, refrigerate it and drink within a week or two. Sake has no preservatives, so oxygen dulls the aroma quickly. Unpasteurised sake such as Sanko Hinokuchi RAW should be kept cold and finished sooner.

The tokkuri is the small carafe you pour from, usually holding 180ml to 360ml. The ochoko is the little cup you drink from. Most of our carafe sets pair one tokkuri with two or four ochoko

It's the production date, not a best-before date. Japanese brewers print when the sake was bottled so you can judge its age. Store unopened bottles upright and away from light, and they'll keep well.

Yes. Any set containing sake or spirits is sold to over-18s only. The pottery-only sets carry no age restriction and can be sent to anyone.

Absolutely! Whilst these sets can be purchased for your own use, they’re a brilliant gift idea for sake and cocktail-loving friends and family. All of these sake sets are beautifully packaged and perfect for birthdays, holidays, housewarmings, or any occasion where you want to share a taste of Japan.

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