Mirai Sake Hall

Feeling thirsty this weekend?

Join us this weekend for the second edition of our Visit The Hall warehouse sale! Level-up your sake game and stock up for the summer with our freshly curated collections of brand new sakes.

Did we also mention that you get unlimited sake tasting for only S$35? Run, don't walk! 🍶

👉 Link to purchase:
https://miraisakehall.sg/collections/all-products/products/visit-the-hall-april-special-edition

What's the real difference between a Junmai Ginjo and a Junmai Daiginjo? Do they matter? Come find out with us as we sip, savor, and discover the nuanced world of Sake grades!

Join us as we explore the different grades within sake, and prepare your palate for a journey of exquisite flavors. Sign up now at https://bit.ly/gradesofsake🍶

Kanpai with us this Chinese New Year! There's no better way to usher in the Year of the Dragon than a good drink. For the entire month of February, enjoy up to 20% discount off our festive sake bundles, priced at $108, $138 and $188 respectively!

If you’re looking for familiar flavours to bring to your family feasts, the bundles will feature fan favourites from the Tenmei and ZAO series. For the adventurous ones, we’ll also be re-introducing a limited edition seasonal sake - the Snow Drop Yoghurt Sake!

The promotion will run from 1 - 29 February, and is only applicable for online purchase at https://miraisakehall.sg/collections/promotions.

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Happy holidays from Mirai Sake Hall!

Planning your year-end parties and feasts? We got you covered - we're running a storewide 15% discount for ALL 720ml Sake purchases, with free delivery for orders above S$180!

If you're the kind that likes to try before you buy, we got you covered - get your Japanese sake fix at our biggest sales at 1093 Lower Delta Road, #02-13 S169204, and unlock an unparalleled sake experience! For only $5, you're entitled to 5 FREE drink samples, with onsite sample tokens available for purchase!

Plus, get ready to elevate your sake collection with discounts you won't want to miss! Enjoy a minimum of 25% off and grab up to a fantastic 40% discount on selected sakes purchased onsite. 🤩🎁

The event will be happening on:

- December 23, 2023, from 1 PM to 8 PM 🕐
- December 24, 2023, from 1 PM to 8 PM 🕐
- December 27, 2023, from 5 PM to 11 PM 🌟

Pre-register now on our website: https://miraisakehall.sg/products/visit-the-hall

Did you know that Sakes taste the best when they are freshly brewed?

Sakes are best enjoyed 12-15 months from its bottling date and will not taste the same after its “drinkable” period. With that being said, better made Sakes tend to last longer.

👇🏼 More facts about Sake in the article below!

Things you "NEED TO KNOW" about Sake Sake is legitimate. Sake has been considered a “novelty,” and perhaps for some time it was so. However, it should not take a back seat to wine, beer, distilled spirits or even cocktails – it truly is a legitimate libation that has a myriad of food pairing possibilities as well as pure sipping ...

Ever wondered about our 4 SSA certified sommeliers background?

Armed with the burning passion for Sake and the craft behind it, they spent years meeting numerous Tojis (Sake Brewmasters) in person and visited many reputable breweries in Japan.

They are always ready to assist you with any Sake related queries and recommendations!

Visit https://miraisakehall.sg/pages/contact-us or drop us a message on FB/IG .

🍶Tenmei Bange Yamada Hanjuku Nama Junmai

Made using half -ripen “Yamadanishiki” rice grown and harvested in Aizu Sakash*ta, also known as Takashi rice, this one-of-a-kind Sake boasts a fragrance of sweet fruits and zesty citrus. It is mellow yet rich in umami, finishing with a refreshing bittersweet taste in one’s mouth. A perfect balance of acidity and bitterness that is unique to the excellent Sakash*ta Yamada rice.

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Did you know that the decorated sake barrels that you commonly see at the entrance of Shinto shrines are called Kazaridaru?

Though empty, these decorated barrels are far from meaningless. They are gifts from Sake breweries and typically for ceremonial purposes. The Kazaridaru is a spiritual gesture that has a strong significance in Shinto.

Next time when you come across these Kazaridaru, you will be able to relish in their rich history.

🍶Yoshidakura U Hyakumangoku No Shiro

Produced by the Tedorigawa Shuzo brewery in the prefecture of Ishikawa, this Sake has its beginnings in 2020 and is characterised by its unique mineral properties and crisp taste of the Hyakumangoku No Shiro Sake rice. Its bottling method also gives it a slight effervescence, elevating the drinking experience.

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Sake is not just good for your mood, it is also good for your skin!

Studies have shown that Sake is rich in enzymes that can help with skin turnover while supplying it with amino acids and saccharides to promote skin hydration.

👇🏼 Read on to find out more about the skincare benefits of Sake!

7 Ways Sake Can Benefit Your Skincare Routine Treat yourself to an ancient J-Beauty secret - drinking up the luxurious benefits of sake as part of your skincare routine.

Just this week, Michelle Yeoh made history by becoming the first Asian woman to win the Best Actress award at the Oscars!

Joining Michelle in paving the way for many young women out there and breaking gender stereotypes, is Miho Imada - who is one of about 20 to 30 women among Japan’s 1,200 master Sake brewers. This gender imbalance in the Sake industry is a common phenomenon seen in Japan and other parts of the world. According to cultural taboos, women were historically prohibited from entering Sake breweries due to being perceived as “unclean”.

👇 Read on to find out how Miho Imada and other Japanese female brewers made a comeback and their journeys in fighting traditional gender norms.

The Return of Japan’s Female Sake Brewers Pushed out of brewing more than a century ago, they're making a comeback.

Today, we will be sharing a little more on Seasonality in Japanese Sake!

Seasonal Sake refers to Sakes that are only available for a limited time of the year. Sake is usually only brewed in the cold months in Japan, bottled throughout the year and released during different seasons.

For example, Sakes such as Hiyaoroshi, are pasteurised just once after brewing, and left to mature in tanks through the hot months, before being released during Fall. These Sakes tend to have a lively yet complex, deep flavour.

🍶Ariiso Akebono Junmai Ginjo

There is a beautiful story behind Takazawa Shuzo that produces the Ariiso Akebono Junmai Ginjo. The founder, Riemon, was captivated by the gorgeous scenery of the Tateyama mountain range and decided to start brewing Sake in Himi, Toyama. The name Ariso Akebono comes from the poetic image of sunrise at the Ariso Sea.

Unsurprisingly, this Junmai Ginjo is refreshing and embodies a light and mild flavour that is accompanied by its complex aroma, beautiful as its origins.

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Quiz time!

1. Is it acceptable to peek into the tokkuri (Sake bottle) to see if there is any Sake left? 👀

Answer: No! Looking into the vessel to check how much Sake is left is considered poor etiquette.

2. Can we combine Sake from two different bottles together? 🍶

Answer: Absolutely not! This will affect the temperature, taste and aroma of the Sake.

👇🏼 Read on to find out more about Sake-drinking etiquette!

The Manners, Customs and Common Ways of Drinking Sake | Special | "Kampai" at Kyushu KAMPAI stands for "cheers" in Japanese.This site provides information on sake brewery and liquor in Kyushu.

In the past, Sake bottles only came in dark colours to prevent undesired ageing from UV rays. With the advancement of technology and the prevalence of fridges, storing Sakes from UV rays becomes easier.

However, it is still important to keep your Sakes away from the sun and below 10 degrees to retain their flavours!

Get your favourite Sake delivered to your doorstep properly chilled and stored from Mirai Sake Hall! 👇
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🍶Tenmei Homura Kimoto Junmai Daiginjo

This exquisite Junmai Daiginjo is a result of the brewers’ meticulous work and the finest Kamenoo rice polished down to 29%. It has a sweet hint of grapes while maintaining a dry and clean taste profile with refreshing aroma.

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Ironically, while demand for Sake has been rising globally, consumption of Sake in Japan has been on a decline. In fact, beer is the best-selling beverage in the country!

👇🏼 Read on to find out more.

Sake brewers toast big rise in global sales Makers of Japan's traditional drink are seeing success abroad offset falling domestic demand.

🍶NEW: Yoshidakura u Ishikawamon

Made using Ishikawa Prefecture’s Sake rice “Ishikawamon”, which has a distinct mild sweetness and refreshing taste. This flavour is drawn out using a special bottling method that ensures freshness.

Get yours today, islandwide delivery available 👇
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Have you ever noticed that Sake cups are sometimes placed inside a square wooden box?

Known as masu, the Japanese traditionally use this in celebrations such as weddings. In Izakayas and traditional Japanese restaurants, Sake is sometimes served in masu using the spillover method. This involves pouring the Sake into the Sake cup until it overflows into the masu, which signifies generosity.

Try out this unique way of appreciating Sake for a new experience.

What does a Sake’s rice polishing rate mean?

If you’re new to Sake, you may have noticed that different Sakes have different rice polishing rates. These rates indicate how much of the rice surface remains after polishing. For a brighter aroma and a lighter, more refined taste, opt for a Sake with a lower polishing ratio.

To find a Sake that suits your taste buds, feel free to reach out to our SSA-certified sommeliers. 😉

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🍶Tenmei Homura Yamahai Tokubetsu Junmai Nikai Hiire

An autumn-winter Sake, its rich aroma and mellow taste has a soft mouthfeel. At the optimal temperature of 40°C, this Sake has a taste and fragrance similar to sugared almonds, and leaves a gentle aftertaste with a mild sweetness. This blends together with its acidity, which has an umami that gradually fades in your mouth.

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Have you ever wondered why Sake cups are so small? 😮

Japanese culture has a tradition known as shaku suru, which refers to the act of pouring Sake for others. The rule of thumb is that nobody should pour their own Sake — it must only be served.

For the host, shaku suru showcases their hospitality and generosity; the guests downing their cups symbolises honour and reverence. Sake cups are thus made small to allow for this ritual to repeatedly occur during a drinking session.

The next time you drink with your friends, remember to fill their cups if you’re hosting! Get your Sake from us today for your gatherings. 🍶

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While Sake has always been associated with Japan, do you know that there’s Sake produced in America and catered for the locals there?

This was kickstarted by Gekkeikan, which is one of Japan’s venerable Sake brewers. Due to the change in environment leading to a difference in the raw materials available, there was difficulty adapting to the location at the start but they managed to overcome these differences eventually.

Read more about Gekkeikan’s start in America here 👇🏼

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🍶ZAO Junmai Ginjo K Series

As a Sake with a light yet exquisite taste profile and a complex fragrance, this drink is enjoyable both on its own and with food. It is no wonder that this Sake attained a bronze award in the Junmai Ginjo category in the International Wine Challenge 2021!

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🍶NEW: Gakki Masamune Bessen Namazume Tokubetsu Honjozo

Made using Yume no Ka with a polishing ratio of 60%, this Sake is carefully aged at a low temperature in a small tank. The result is a refreshing scent which resembles grapefruit and muscat, and a juicy and mellow taste that balances sweetness and acidity.

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There are around 2000 Sakes breweries in Japan, each producing their own distinct flavour and type. But do you know how Sakes came to be so popular in the first place? Read this article to gain a brief insight into the history of Sake. if you want more information, our SSA-certified sommeliers will be sure to help you out. 😉

Read the full article here:

History of Sake | Eat-Japan Sake took a few hundred years to develop after rice was first cultivated in Japan over 2000 years ago, with kuchikami-zake one of the earliest forms of the

If you’re looking for reasons to indulge in some Sake, we’ve got a good one — drinking Sake is good for your health! 😉

While it sounds bizarre, there is actually scientific research to back this up. Moderate intake of Sake has several positive effects on our health, such as reducing the risk of chronic diseases!

Find a Sake that will suit your preference today, drop a DM to our SSA-certified sommeliers for recommendations!

🍶Ariiso Akebono Junmai

If you are looking for an easy-to-sip Sake that will complement your sushi cravings, this might do the trick. With a rich, complex aroma and a gentle flavour, this Sake is refreshing and leaves a crisp finish. Try it out now!

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🍶NEW: Gakki Masamune Honjozo Muroka Nakadori

To individuals who are not used to consuming alcoholic drinks, this Sake is for you. The Sake is a lovely, aromatic Honjozo with an excellent mix of sweetness and sourness.

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