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Sake

I get excited when I see a sake flight on a tasting menu. It’s a fun way to explore the range this traditional Japanese beverage offers. This year, the category showcased sparkling, fruit-forward and classic styles. Having lived in Japan, I appreciate sake’s versatility with food and it’s also great in a cocktail. I suggest treating sake like a dry white wine. It makes a thoughtful and unexpected dinner party gift. - Laurie MacKay 

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BEST IN CLASS

Fuji Takasago Yamahai Green Tea Plum Sake,
Japan 

$90-95

CSPC 125750

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JUDGES SELECTION

Oki Daikichi Gakki Masamune Omachi Nakadori, Japan

$35-40

CSPC 116026

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