Elegant 5 pieces Japanese sake set, traditional Chinese landscape paintings design: green mountain red trees, great for sake wine serving, also ideal gifts for people love Asian food.

Sake Set Green Mountain Red Trees

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Vintage 5 pieces Japanese sake set service for four person. There are four sake cups and one bottle in this set. Sake bottle is approximately 5.5 inches tall 140ml and cups are 1.57 inch tall 60ml. Comes in safe cardboard gift box. This beautiful sake wine set made of fine porcelain white glaze, dishwasher and microwave safe. The landscape design presents a peace countrysdie lifestyle scene: green mountain, red trees and farmer houses with white walls and black tiles.

Sake, known as Japanese rice wine, is traditionally brought to table in this small sake bottle and served warm in these delicate small sake cups. An exotic display for your dining table when an Asian meal is served. Also ideal gifts for people who love tradition Asian culture.

Sake Tasting Trilogy
The basic procedure of sake tasting is: look, smell, taste. Note appearance first, scent next, and finally palate.
You already may be accustomed to drinking sake warm in small porcelain cups (Sakazuki). Serving sake this customary way can add a special, traditional atmosphere to your enjoyment. To serve warm, pour sake into a small open mouthed carafe (Tokkuri). Heat it in a hot water bath over very low heat to approximately 110ƒF, about 5 minutes. Never boil sake, and usage of a microwave oven is not recommended. Both destroy aroma and flavor. Many sakes also may be served at room temperature.