What types of sake will I be tasting?

You will taste seven different types of sake, including Sparkling Wine, Daiginjo, Honjozo, Junmaishu, Nigorizake, Special Junmaishu, and Kijoshu. Each is selected to represent a variety of flavors and brewing techniques from different regions.

Are the food pairings vegetarian or vegan-friendly?

The default food pairings include a variety of dishes that may not be vegetarian or vegan. However, if you have dietary restrictions, please inform us when booking, and we will do our best to accommodate your needs.

What if I have dietary restrictions or allergies?

Please inform us of any dietary restrictions or allergies when you book the tour. We will strive to accommodate your needs, but we cannot guarantee changes for last-minute bookings.

What if I don't speak English?

The tour is primarily in English, but we offer services in French and Spanish for an additional fee. Please request this service when you make your booking.

Seven Kinds of Sake & Complementary Foods Experience

7 types of sake (60–75ml each), including sparkling, junmai, and more
7 food pairings chosen to match each sake
Explanation in English about sake and food

What's not included

Transportation to the venue
Any additional food or drinks not part of the program
French guide
Spanish guide

Tour Highlights

Sample seven unique sake varieties
Enjoy dishes paired with each sake
Insights from a sake expert
Culinary creations by a renowned researcher
Experience diverse regional flavors
Interactive and educational session
Immersive cultural experience

Essentials to Know Before Booking

Only individuals aged 20 and above can join due to Japanese law.
The experience is shared and may include multiple groups.
Following the guide's instructions is crucial for your safety.
The program's length can vary depending on the number of participants and other factors.
Participants need to arrange their transportation to the meeting location.
The experience requires a minimum of two participants to proceed.
The tour is primarily in English, with options for French and Spanish available at an extra fee, starting from April 20.