
Futsushu
Premium sake is called “tokutei meishoshu.” This classification means that the only ingredients allowed are water, rice, koji, yeast and sometimes brewer’s alcohol. All other sake is called “futsushu,” or table sake. This type of sake can include a higher amount of distilled alcohol, sweeteners or other additives. It’s the everyday sake people enjoy after work because it’s both food-friendly and budget-friendly. About 70% of sake in Japan is futsushu!
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Tozai “Night Swim”
Sale price$33.00
Hakutsuru “Toji-Kan”
Sale price$28.00
Choryo “Yoshinosugi no Taru Sake”
Sale price$28.00
Heiwa “Nigori”
Sale price$42.00
Tozai “Typhoon”
Sale price$22.00
Minato Tsuchizaki “Harbor” Yamahai Nama Genshu
Sale price$45.00
Sho Chiku Bai “Nigori” Silky Mild 750 ml
Sale price$12.00
Emishiki “Monsoon” Kijoshu Yamadanishiki
Sale price$49.00
Ichinokura “Sake Plus”
Sale price$58.00
Kobe Sake
Sale price$28.00
Kikusui “Funaguchi” Kunko
Sale price$50.00
Sho Chiku Bai “Nigori” Silky Mild 375 ml
Sale price$7.00
Hourai “Hida no Dobu”
Sale price$28.00
Hakubanishiki “Karakuchi”
Sale price$25.00
Ofuku Masamune “Funadare Genshu”
Sale price$23.00
Koten “Karakuchi Tsu”
Sale price$25.00
Koshi no Hakugan “Kuromatsu”
Sale price$22.00



























