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SAKEbito unveils the finest Sake hidden in Japan's little villages to the world

Tachibana

​橘

Available from June 28th

Both crafted with the pristine spring waters of the Yatsugatake mountain range and 100% locally cultivated Miyamanishiki rice from Nagano

Junmai

純米

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Rice polished down to 59%, this Junmai offers a perfect balance of rice umami and a refreshing dryness, resulting in a crisp, elegant, and well-rounded taste

Junmai Daiginjo

純米 大吟醸

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Rice polished down to 49%, Junmai Daiginjo is silky-smooth and offers sweetness, rich rice flavours, and a signature fruity aroma

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A Journey Beyond the Bottle

Nestled in the untouched corners of Japan’s rural landscapes, generations of master brewers quietly carry forward a timeless craft of Japanese Sake.

SAKEbito is your bridge to that world.

We deliver the finest handcrafted sake directly from Japan’s hidden villages to Europe.

Our mission is to elevate sake to the global premium drink scene. Each bottle is a story of craftsmanship, regional beauty, and cultural legacy — curated for those who seek more than just taste, but meaning.

What is Sake

Sake is a Japanese alcoholic beverage made from rice and water with a history spanning over 2000 years.

 

Unlike wine, sake’s brewing process is not bound by strict regulations, giving producers freedom to express their creativity and craftsmanship.​​

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This openness allows for extraordinary regional diversity — each area of Japan has developed its own styles, techniques, and flavour expressions, shaped by local climate, water sources, and rice varieties

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From soft and floral to rich and earthy, each bottle reflects the personality of its maker and the character of its region.

 

More than a drink, sake is a living craft — and every bottle tells a story of heritage, creativity, and quiet mastery.

Locations + Opennig Hours

From Village to Glass: Our Brewery Network

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Kitsukura-shuzo

Saku, Nagano
Since 1696

橘倉酒造

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Takanoi-shuzo

Ojiya, Nigata
Since unknown

高の井酒造

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Itano-shuzo

Ashimori, Okayama
Somewhere in 1600s

板野酒造

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