Sake Snack Set with Japanese snacks, sake tasting cards and tribune

Sake Snack Set

$69.00
$65.55member price

Like an izakaya at home

It’s part of izakaya (Japanese gastropub) culture to enjoy sake alongside small plates and salty snacks. Much like peanuts and pretzels in Western beer culture, these Japanese rice crackers and fish snacks are perfect for munching on while you imbibe — especially because of sake’s umami component. This Sake Snack Set is a fabulous care package jam-packed with eight snacks and three sake mini-bottles. Have a fun izakaya style evening in the comfort of your own home!

One or more of these items may contain: Fish, soybeans, peanuts, milk, egg, wheat

first package

Your package

Snack

Traditional Japanese snack × 8

(Snacks are subject to change to ensure the freshest quality.)

Tasting card

A Tippsy exclusive! × 3

Tippsy Tribune

Tippsy’s quarterly newsletter

Sake for every occassion

Keeping it casual

It’s as easy as filling your favorite glass. (Or shop our sake ware collection for more options!)

Hot, cold and everything in between

Drink sake at different temperatures for exciting new tasting experiences.

With love, from Japan

Enjoy 400+ authentic products from the birthplace of sake

Challenge your perspective

profile picture Hannah Loewentheil

I love sake, but I’ll be honest: until recently, I didn’t know much about it besides for the very basics….In the same way that there are many different kinds of wine and words to help you navigate the bottles you like best, there are lots of different kinds of sake, too.

Hannah Loewentheil

Contributor at Buzzfeed

profile picture Justin Waldron

Tippsy is a trip to Tokyo in a box. You will experience authentic Japanese craftsmanship in your living room, and change the way you and your friends think about sake.

Justin Waldron

Co-founder of Zynga and Play.co

profile picture Richard Geoffroy

Sake is the identity, the DNA of Japan. It is proudly local, yet it has the potential of being universal and speaking to the diverse cultures of the world and their great cuisines. I believe the capacities of sake are immense, and that it rightly deserves to be internationally perceived on a par with wine at its highest.

Richard Geoffroy

Former cellar master for Dom Pérignon Champagne, founder of IWA Sake

profile picture Stephen Allison

Sake is a captivating and diverse beverage. Any wine, beer or cocktail enthusiast will find much to appreciate in this rapidly developing beverage category.

Stephen Allison

Contributor at Drinkhacker

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