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Sake shipment arrival

New Sake Arrivals We're pleased to announce the arrival of a new shipment from Japan. New additions to our range include 2 varieties of shochu from...

Yuzu. Getting popular due to Masterchef.

It's Yuzu time (as seen on Masterchef). Anyone who has been watching Masterchef will have seen the enormous popularity of Yuzu, the remarkable Jap...

Sake shipment arrival

New Sake Arrivals We're pleased to announce the arrival of a new shipment from Japan. New additions to our range include 2 varieties of shochu fro...

SuperSake Sake Festival coming up

Sake is certainly hotting up in Perth. Shortly there's Perth Sake Week and shortly after that there's SuperSake Sake Festival. Held on the grounds ...

Where to buy sake in Perth.

If you live in Perth one of the biggest ranges of sake (nihonshu) is at Tsunami in Mosman Park. And not only sake but also Japanese plum wine ( ume...

Sake master Andre Bishop sake degustation dinner

This March Australia’s official Sake Ambassador, Melbourne based Andre Bishop, will be speaking at a special sake matching dinner to be held at T...

Japanese whisky - Suntory 'The Chita', Nikka Miyagikyo, Yoichi and Taketsuru, and Kirin Tarajuku non chill filtered.

New Shipment Arrives.

It’s January and our latest shipment has arrived. This shipment restocks all the favourites that we ran out of (or almost ran out of) and brings ...

Katsuyama Akatsuki junmai daiginjo, one of Japan's premiere sake.

Katsuyama - our most expensive nihonshu

The below is written from a good friend of SuperSake living in Hachioji (near Tokyo) David Cheek, a self professed sake otaku (fanatic). We thought...

Unpacking the latest shipment of sake and adding labels.

Isolated sake facts / Happy World Sake day

Isolated sake facts Did you know that in the Edo period if the (entire) production batch of sake was spoilt the toji (master brewer) would commit ...

Sake Festival coming soon in November

Sake Festivals at Tsunami Japanese restaurant Mosman Park We recently had our winter sake festival. Many people came. It was our most successful y...

Sake, Nihonshu — the difference?

Sake, Nihonshu — What’s the difference? Most western people understand sake as the ‘rice wine’ that you order at a Japanese restaurant (usually hot...

What’s the big deal with ‘Nama’?

What’s the big deal with ‘Nama’ Sake? A lot has been said recently about the ‘nama craze’, how’s it so good, how’s it’s so bad. So what exactly i...

Warm sake and the o-kan-ban

Once you get into nihonshu (sake) you appreciate the finer sakes, the junmai ginjo and junmai daiginjo. These are usually drunk chilled or at lea...