Sakémoto Junmai SakeJapan
Tasting · PalateLight, smooth and balanced, with a touch of sweetness.
Brewed in Nada with Yamaguchi riceSakémoto
TypeSake
OriginJapan
ABV14.7%
Sake
Sakémoto

Sakémoto Junmai Sake

SakéMoto was developed over two years by the US importer SakéOne with a Japanese brewmaster, aiming for a Japanese-style sake suited to American tastes.

Japan14.7% ABV
$9.99720 ml bottle
Size: 720 ml
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About this sake

SakéMoto was developed over two years by the US importer SakéOne with a Japanese brewmaster, aiming for a Japanese-style sake suited to American tastes. It is light, smooth and slightly dry, with hints of sweetness and a floral freshness. Serve it chilled in a white wine glass.

Tasting notes
NoseFresh and floral.
PalateLight, smooth and balanced, with a touch of sweetness.
FinishSlightly dry.
Details
BrandSakémoto
TypeSake
CountryJapan
ABV14.7%
Size720 ml
Hakutsuru Excellent Junmai Sake
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chill, pour, sip

How to serve — our serving guide.

  1. 1Chilled, in a white wine glass.
  2. 2Pair it withUmami-rich foods: mushrooms, Parmesan, aged beef and tomatoes.
Sakémoto Junmai Sake
Sakémoto Junmai Sake

got questions?

Answers from our notes on this bottle.

What does it taste like?
Nose: Fresh and floral. Palate: Light, smooth and balanced, with a touch of sweetness. Finish: Slightly dry.
How should I serve it?
Chilled, in a white wine glass.
What should I pair it with?
Umami-rich foods: mushrooms, Parmesan, aged beef and tomatoes.
How strong is it?
14.7% ABV.
Where is it from?
Japan.
Is delivery free?
Yes — free delivery anywhere on Manhattan’s main island by our own riders. Roosevelt Island and Marble Hill aren’t covered.

from the producer

SakéMoto is a junmai brewed in Japan's Nada district with Nada mountain water and rice from Yamaguchi prefecture, at a brewery making sake since 1743. It is imported by SakéOne of Forest Grove, Oregon.

BrandSakémoto
TypeSake
OriginJapan
Japan
JapanJapan · illustrative, not to scale
  • Junmai, rice polished to 70%
  • Brewed in Nada with Yamaguchi rice
  • Light and slightly dry
$9.99720 ml bottle · free delivery