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Welcome to Tippsy! There is so much incredible sake to explore, each with their own unique qualities and stories. Our website offers the largest selection of sake online, with more than 400 products available.

Japan’s national beverage is highly versatile; there are many categories of sake that offer different tasting experiences. Junmai sake, for example, can have earthy, nutty and rice-forward flavors, while daiginjo sake is typically light, fruity and clean. Whatever your taste preferences, there is a sake for you!

Use our filters to sort sake by popularity, taste, price, category and more. Each product page also features an interactive taste metrics grid, tasting notes, and temperature and food pairing recommendations to help you on your journey. You can also take our sake quiz to find your sake match! We’ve also prepared a Sake Guide to give you a more in-depth look at the beverage and help you make your ideal selection. Or simply start with our bestsellers, like Hakutsuru “Sayuri,” Dassai “45” and Shirakabegura “Mio.”

Welcome to Tippsy! There is so much incredible sake to explore, each with their own unique qualities and stories. Our website offers the largest selection of sake online, with more than 400 products available.

Japan’s national beverage is highly versatile; there are many categories of sake that offer different tasting experiences. Junmai sake, for example, can have earthy, nutty and rice-forward flavors, while daiginjo sake is typically light, fruity and clean. Whatever your taste preferences, there is a sake for you!

Use our filters to sort sake by popularity, taste, price, category and more. Each product page also features an interactive taste metrics grid, tasting notes, and temperature and food pairing recommendations to help you on your journey. You can also take our sake quiz to find your sake match! We’ve also prepared a Sake Guide to give you a more in-depth look at the beverage and help you make your ideal selection. Or simply start with our bestsellers, like Hakutsuru “Sayuri,” Dassai “45” and Shirakabegura “Mio.”