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SakeVintage 90 - sake - baekwha soobok - alcool - Corée du sud | Annees 90 Sake Baekwha
bouteille 75 cl années 90 - sake - baekwha soobok (non millésimé années 1990 à 2000) - alcool - Corée du sud
SakeAito Japanese Sake Set of 5 - White Porcelain | Taste Of Japan (1x75cl)
Product Name: Aito Japanese Sake Set of 5 - White Porcelain Category: Japanese Porcelain - Mino Yaki Producer: Aito Co., Ltd. Color: White Decanter Dimensions: 15 x 7 x H7.1 cm 250 ml approx. Care Instructions Microwave & Dishwasher Safe Oven NOT Recommended It is said that the taste of sake changes depending on the mouthfeel. This unique sake set with 1 sake vessel and 4 sake cups each of a different shape is designed to bring you the fun and joy of changing the cup to enhance your drinking experience. Comparing the same sake in each cup to discover the differences in the taste and aroma will help you find the shape that best suits your sake. Mino Yaki (ware) is a Japanese ceramic ware produced in the Tono area of Gifu Prefecture. It has a history of over 1300 years but has adapted to modern lifestyle. Mino ware is the most widespread ceramics in Japan, accounting for 50% of Japan's total ceramics production. Straight Type | 4.5 x H7 cm 50 ml approx. | For sake with light taste and su
SakeAito Hibiki Sake Set - White | Taste Of Japan (1x75cl)
Product Name: Aito Hibiki Sake Set - White Category: Japanese Porcelain Producer: Aito Co., Ltd. Color: White Sake Decanter Dimensions: 10 x 8 x H12 cm 300 ml approx. Sake Cup Dimensions: 5.5 x 5.5 x H5.5 cm 70 ml approx. Care Instructions Microwave & Dishwasher Safe Oven NOT Recommended This cool looking sake set comes with 1 sake vessel and 2 sake cups. The ridged carvings on the side create shadows and shading. The sake cups have a carefully finished rim, making it comfortable and easy to drink from. Mino Yaki (ware) is a Japanese ceramic ware produced in the Tono area of Gifu Prefecture. It has a history of over 1300 years but has adapted to modern lifestyle. Mino ware is the most widespread ceramics in Japan, accounting for 50% of Japan's total ceramics production.
SakeAito Hibiki Sake Set - Celadon | Taste Of Japan (1x75cl)
Product Name: Aito Hibiki Sake Set - Celadon Category: Japanese Porcelain Producer: Aito Co., Ltd. Color: Celadon Sake Decanter Dimensions: 10 x 8 x H12 cm 300 ml approx. Sake Cup Dimensions: 5.5 x 5.5 x H5.5 cm 70 ml approx. Care Instructions Microwave & Dishwasher Safe Oven NOT Recommended This cool looking sake set comes with 1 sake vessel and 2 sake cups. The ridged carvings on the side create shadows and shading. The sake cups have a carefully finished rim, making it comfortable and easy to drink from. Mino Yaki (ware) is a Japanese ceramic ware produced in the Tono area of Gifu Prefecture. It has a history of over 1300 years but has adapted to modern lifestyle. Mino ware is the most widespread ceramics in Japan, accounting for 50% of Japan's total ceramics production.
SakeCeramic Ai Mt. Fuji Sake Cup Set of 2 | Taste Of Japan (1x75cl)
Product Name: Ceramic Ai Mt. Fuji Sake Cup Set of 2 Category: Japanese Porcelain - Mino Yaki Producer: Ceramic Ai Co., Ltd. Colour: White (Base Colour) Dimensions: 7.8 x H5cm approx. Care Instructions Microwave Safe Dishwasher & Oven NOT Recommended This beautiful set comes with a pair of sake cups in the shape of Mt. Fuji. The red Fuji has a transparent light pink cherry blossom on the inside, while the pale indigo Fuji has a glossy gold cherry blossom on the inside. It is the perfect gift to remember your trip to Japan or simply for anyone who loves Japan. Mino Yaki (ware) is a Japanese ceramic ware produced in the Tono area of Gifu Prefecture. It has a history of over 1300 years but has adapted to modern lifestyle. Mino ware is the most widespread ceramics in Japan, accounting for 50% of Japan's total ceramics production.
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