When you brought Sake, you would want to go for an alcohol promotion for a cheaper price and have a bottle of sake by yourself in Singapore to enjoy the blissful taste. Finally, being able to find an alcohol promotion means a lot, because the cheaper the price, the more alcohol you can buy. Since I was in Japan, I used to drink Hakushika Sake every weekend with my colleagues. For years I spent my life in Japan drinking sake is the most favourite time of my stay. Now I am in Singapore my throat is quenching the taste of sake.
This is the reason I sought online if there was any alcohol promotion who sells Hakushika Sake anywhere here in Singapore. I know I can just order a bottle of Hakushika Sake in Japan and shipped it here in Singapore, but that would take a lot of time, which is why I deepen my research to find an alcohol promotion or even bar who sell Hakushika Sake.
With this said, I could find one alcohol promotion who only not sell Hakushika Sake, but a good deal of Sake, including difference brand and origin. So, here what I ordered from this online Sake store in Singapore.
Hakushika Chokara Junmai
After a few scrolls, I found the exact Hakushika Chokara Junmai I used to drink all the time in Japan. Now, I wonder if this Hakushika Chokara Junmai from the alcohol promotion list has the same taste, a distinct flavour, but with a sharp and refreshing finish.
So, I ordered one bottle to find out it has the same flavour because upon looking at the bottle on their website, on the alcohol promotion page, it has the same design, a tall brown bottle with the same Chinese character wrote in a black and white format.
Not only that it also has the same alcohol content, which is 14% and the capacity of this Hakushika Chokara Junmai is 1800 ml, almost two litres, and it originated from the same province I remember, Hyogo. Now, all I have to do is to take a sip of Hakushika Chokara Junmai to know it is the same one that I had back in Japan.
Hakushika Keishiuku
Aside from the Hakushika Chokara Junmai, I found a limited edition of sake in their alcohol promotion, a bottle of Hakushika Keishiuku, a new year sake that has a golden wrap with a symbol of luck, longevity and wealth, patronising Hok Lok Siew.
Since it’s already sold out, and they don’t have a stock of Hakushika Keishiuku at the moment, I contact the online sake store supplier if they could reserve one bottle before Chinese new year comes. They told me I could, and to better ensure my reservation of Hakushika Keishiuku, I can join Sake Umami, a group of Sake lovers.
Here are just of sake I choose from the alcohol promotion, that they delivered on time right through my door’s step. For more sake, check out their alcohol promotion as you visit Sake in Singapore, as they provide a variety of sakes.
