• HeavenSake_Sake_Baby_30cl

Heavensake SAKE BABY! 300ml
£12.71 £14.95
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This playful sake is a delicately balanced Junmai Ginjo blend with a dry yet fruity aroma and a crisp finish. Crafted in Japan by Hakushika, Sake Baby brings notes of jasmine, violet, silky pears and white plum into your glass.

Origins: Japan, Hyogo

ABV: 16.00%

Type: Sake

Flavours: Fruity, Floral
Allergy Information

This product is free from any allergens that require notification.
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We aim to deliver next day if ordered before 5pm Monday to Thursday. For orders placed on Friday before 5pm, we will attempt to deliver the following Monday and any orders over the weekend with you on Tuesday.
Serving Recommendations

Serve chilled in a wine glass. pairs best with sushi, pizza, pasta and a touch of daft punk. Pro-tip: add ice & raspberries (fresh or frozen)

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The art of Sake

Born out of a cultural exchange between Japanese and French craftsmen, Heavensake is a collaboration between acclaimed cellarmaster, Regis Camus, and Japan’s most respected sake breweries. Eight times IWC "Winemaker of the year", Regis Camus believes that sake is ready to be transformed and convinced of its great potential and enjoyment beyond the Asian dining experience.

Inspired by Champagne where he created his name, Regis is the first to bring the art blending to sake with the intention of creating complexity and perfect balance and the simple goal of giving pleasure. Simplicity is key, from its elegant aesthetic to its natural production, free from additives.

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