Hinoki Masu Large Akisakari Modeled after the beauty and

Modeled after the beauty and purity of “nishikigoi

This brew is a prime example of ginjo sake

and the transition from a bright blue exterior to a sand-colored interior gives it an even more intriguing appearance

culminating in a unique new flavor

Hinoki Masu Large Akisakari Modeled after the beauty andThese wooden boxes have been around for 1300 years and have a long history in Japan as a measurement of rice and also as serving vessels for sake. This one is large enough to use as a carafe or small bottle chiller when filled with ice. Crafted with heart, the hinoki (Japanese cypress) is soft to the touch but leak proof, and becomes gives off aromatic when wet.