A bundle that tells a story you can both read and taste!

Shishi no Sato ‘Sake Mirai’ Junmai Ginjo Origarami Namas beautiful label was illustrated by Hannah Kirshner, and the art is pulled directly from her book, Water, Wood, and Wild Things. A captivating journey into a Japanese mountain town, it invites readers to follow Kirshner as she learns from artisans, forages for wild vegetables, and immerses herself in the traditions and rhythms of seasonal life, cultivation, and craft.

This sake itself is a perfect reflection of the ethos of her work. A rare nama (unpasteurized) origarami (slightly cloudy) this selection is simultaneously gentle and lively, and represents deep commitment to the craft of sake brewing. Using Sake Mirai rice (an ultra-rare variety developed by the makers of the legendary Juyondai), it provides a lush texture marrying notes of yogurt, melon, and coconut.

A sake that truly conveys the elegance of its craft, perfectly capturing the spirit of artistry and place celebrated in Kirshners book!Available for the first time ever in the US in limited quantities.