An alcoholic beverage brewed using water, rice, and koji mold as its main ingredients.
Nomi (pronounced “noh-mee”):
Japanese word meaning “only.” When paired with the word saké, it is also slang for, to put it politely, “one who likes to drink.” (from the verb nomu, to drink)
We named our shop Saké Nomi because we sell only premium saké, and we hope to create an atmosphere that will appeal to “drinking enthusiasts".
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Sake Nomi
Awfully glad to have these rare, single pasteurization hiyaoroshi brews back in Seattle.
Traditionally released in late summer/early autumn in Japan, when you crack one open and pour, it sounds like, “I’m just glad to be here.” Kanpai to that sentiment! #hiyaoroshi #gokyo #oyama #urakasumi
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Sake Nomi
Thank Goodness It’s Back: Phoenix Junmai Daiginjo.
Thinking about designating it the official sake of 2022 because we need to RISE & KANPAI!
Don’t go thirsty, dear nomidachi!
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Sake Nomi
Do these look familiar? The one on the left is Gokyo Hiyaoroshi, and we just received word that our 2 case allotment arrives tomorrow. Give us a shout if you’d like us to set some aside for you!
In other good news, the one on the right, Oyama Hiyaoroshi, as well as Urakasumi Hiyaoroshi, will be available next week.
Kanpai to the unexpected pleasures of supply chain hiccups!🙄
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Sake Nomi
There’s a lot going on here, visually, but the focus is on the sake, and that’s how we like it.
Kanpai, and Arigatou, Colin-san!
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Sake Nomi
We like to begin each year with a nod to the past, so this week we’re pouring some of the most popular sake from 2021.
It’s kind of unusual for us to have 2 sake from the same brewery make our bestseller list, but that’s the case with these savory sake from Fukuoka, Niwa no Uguisu.
Come on down and treat yourself to a pleasant start to this Year of the Tiger.
Kanpai!
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Sake Nomi
Just like the return of Daniel-san in “Cobra Kai,” we’ll be back in action with “strong sake” starting tomorrow at 2 pm.
Kanpai!!
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Sake Nomi
Happy New Year!
It’s been a rough couple of years for everyone, and we’re just glad to be here (in our new Cherry Street digs).
We think there’ll be a lot of positive developments in 2022, including the return of our favorite celebratory sake, Kaiun.
We wish you and your loved ones health, prosperity, and much laughter in 2022 and beyond, and we’re so very thankful to have you in our lives.
Kanpai!
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Sake Nomi
An icy view from the top of the hill.
Don’t know about you, but we’re ready to roll on 2022. Kanpai and best wishes for the year ahead!
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Sake Nomi
You guessed it: we’re still snowbound in the South Sound.
We’ll be sure to pass along better news when we have it!
Kanpai, keep warm, and be safe!
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Sake Nomi
We live at the bottom of this hill. While we’re probably not *technically* snowed in, we are definitely *iced in* now.
While we were hoping to be open the rest of the week to close out 2021, with more snow and freezing temps in the forecast, that’s looking less likely.
At any rate, we’ll do our best to keep you updated about the sake situation, and we hope to see you again in person asap. We’re thankful to be cozy and safe with family and hope you’re enjoying those same comforts. Kanpai!
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