Hi,

Bought this Yuzu Sake less than a year ago and didn't get the proper occasion to drink it yet.

It has started to have what appears to be a bit solid in it. (I can't find the actual word for it)

The bottle was never opened, is it still good for drinking? There can bit some bits also in the liquid instead of just stuck to the bottle.

Thanks in advance!

Going over to some friends of ours tomorrow night, and the wife, who's from Japan, is going to cook an authentic Japanese meal for us.

Absolute Sake Rookie, what bottle should we bring?

Silly webcam photo

I went to my local liquor store to look at Sake and I took a picture of the stuff they had. I should have tried to take a better quality picture, but I just wasn't thinking about it at the time. Basically, I am wondering if someone can identify and point out which Sake tastes the best served warm from the picture I took? Preferably whichever one would be the smoothest tasting for a beginner. Then I will go back to this store and buy it. If it's something on the top shelf, I am ok with that I will pay for quality.

Hey peeps !

Is there a translator app for the bottles ? One where you can keep them ? I always got trouble keeping them in my memory ( as i do with wine ) as i don't understand what's on it.

ive never dealt with a "signed" package before and have a question

i work night shift and the ETA delivery date is between Mon-fri next week and i cant rlly afford to sit by the door all day for a week waiting

so should i just not order or what are my options?

thank you and sorry if this is a stupid question i am just unsure

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