Sake Gifts
For a first sake, a dinner invitation or someone who collects beautiful objects. Choose a Japanese sake with their taste in mind, from the fresh fruit of LABEL AZUR to the archive sake and Arita porcelain of PRESTIGE I.
Looking for a sake gift set? These are individual 720 ml bottles. Pair your choice with a personal note or a dinner invitation of your own.
LABEL AZUR
For a dry white wine lover. Pear, apple and a silky finish; composed with Dewazakura.
Discover LABEL AZURRegular price $39.00 USDRegular priceSale price $39.00 USDLABEL ORANGE
For the dinner host. Rich, dry and silky, with pineapple and savory depth; composed with Urakasumi.
Discover LABEL ORANGERegular price $69.00 USDRegular priceSale price $69.00 USDLABEL NOIR
For someone drawn to floral delicacy. Light and dry, with cantaloupe and mineral notes; composed with Niizawa.
Discover LABEL NOIRRegular price $92.00 USDRegular priceSale price $92.00 USDLABEL 12
For the friend who cooks. Savory and smooth, with almond and salted caramel notes; composed with Konishi.
Discover LABEL 12Regular price $30.00 USDRegular priceSale price $30.00 USDPRESTIGE I
For a lover of craftsmanship: Noguchi Naohiko’s archive sake, composed with Régis Camus, in handcrafted Arita porcelain.
Discover PRESTIGE IRegular price $850.00 USDRegular priceSale price $850.00 USD
Which sake makes a good gift for a wine lover?
Start with the wines they enjoy. For someone who likes a dry white with fresh fruit, our choice is LABEL AZUR. For a richer texture and a dry finish, choose LABEL ORANGE. Both offer a way into sake through familiar pleasures, while the Japanese breweries give each its own character.
If you know what they love to cook, choose for the meal. ORANGE's silky umami belongs beside roasted duck or aged Comté. LABEL 12 brings savory depth to risotto. NOIR's delicate floral character makes it our choice for a lobster dinner. A handwritten suggestion for what to open it with can make the gift feel considered.
A gift for someone who already knows sake
Choose a different character from their usual bottle: the light, dry NOIR or the richer, dry ORANGE. Both are Junmai Daiginjo, a designation for sake made without added distilled alcohol, using rice polished to half its original weight or less under specific brewing requirements. The shared grade leaves room for very different tastes.
For someone drawn to craft, PRESTIGE I brings two Japanese arts together. Noguchi Naohiko opened his personal archive of unreleased sake to us. He and Régis Camus composed the sake, and Arita Porcelain Lab handcrafts its vessel.
Can I make a sake gift set?
For a two-bottle tasting, ORANGE and NOIR offer a useful contrast in texture within the same grade. For someone new to sake, one well-chosen bottle and an invitation to dinner can be enough.
These are individual bottles; any glasses, wrapping and personal note are yours to arrange.
How should they serve their gift?
Serve these sakes chilled in a wine glass. The bottle pages give each expression's tasting notes and food pairings, so you can include a link with your note.
Read our guide to choosing a luxury sake gift.
Ordering for Christmas
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Sending your gift
Choose your bottle above and check delivery options at checkout. Delivery requires the signature of someone aged 21 or older with valid government-issued identification. Ordering and delivery terms.