Ippongi Kubohonten

Fukui prefecture

Ippongi comes from Zen language meaning “supreme truth, a state that achieves the

...more

Sort by

Filter by taste

Filter by price

Filter by category

Junmai Ginjo

Denshin “Yuki”

Beautifully calm and brisk, like a snowy basin

$35.00

Other

Ginkobai “Hannya Tou”

Try surprising unique umeshu that’s sweet and spicy

$32.00

Other

Ginkobai “Plum Sake”

Umeshu that’s clean and elegant

$33.00

Junmai Daiginjo

Denshin “Rin”

Calm like a winter morning

$52.00

Junmai

Denshin “Ine”

Full of gentle flavors born from selective rice

$28.00

Sold out

Honjozo

Denshin “Fuyu”

Raw, crude sake born from the land

$35.00

Sold out

Junmai

Denshin “Aki”

For the fall foodie

$35.00

All about sake

Introduction

Ippongi Kubohonten

Denshin “Yuki”

Ginkobai “Hannya Tou”

Ginkobai “Plum Sake”

Denshin “Rin”

Denshin “Ine”

Denshin “Fuyu”

Denshin “Aki”

All about sake

Welcome to your sake journey

What is Sake?

What Is Sake Made of and How Is It Made?

What Is Rice Polishing Ratio?

Types of Sake

How To Store Sake

How To Drink and Serve Sake

Food Pairing Guide

Best Sake Bottles and Brands for Beginners