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The best Christmas gifts for sake lovers in 2023

See our ideas for the best Christmas gifts for sake lovers.

Reta Lee

·Head of Commerce, Southeast Asia

Updated 9 November 2023 at 8:21 pm·2-min read

A night of drinking sake with loved ones and close friends is the best feeling ever, especially when you're in the comforts of your home. Paired with good Japanese takeout, a bottle of sake, and a cool music playlist, you won't need to worry about getting kicked out of a restaurant. If you have friends who love sake, then getting them these gifts for Christmas would make them smile this holiday – it's a well-thought-out present that honours their love for the Japanese craft.

See our ideas for the best Christmas gifts for sake lovers:

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1. Aderia Tsugaru Vidoro Sake Cup, in blue

S$13.76 ~~S$15.40~~ at Amazon Singapore

Aderia Tsugaru Vidoro Sake Cup, Blue. (PHOTO: Amazon Singapore)

This stylish sake cup will add colour to your dining table.

2. Aderia Medeta Mono Congratulatory Neko/Tatsuma

S$23.57 at Amazon Singapore

Aderia Medeta Mono Congratulatory Neko/Tatsuma. (PHOTO: Amazon Singapore)

The glass set of "Lucky Maneki Cat" and "Tatsumaka" from the Medeta Mono series has been believed to have the power to attract happiness since ancient times.

3. Aderia Tsugaru Vidro Glass Set, 4-Piece Gift Set

S$49.19 at Amazon Singapore

Aderia Tsugaru Vidro FS-71593 Glass Set, 4-Piece Gift Set. (PHOTO: Amazon Singapore)

"Tsugaru Vidro" is a traditional craft in Aomori Prefecture. The artisans from this prefecture have carefully made these sake cups with a mix of dazzling colours that would make your sake drinking a pleasure.

4. Japanese Sake Set

S$71.27 at Amazon Singapore

Japanese Sake Set. (PHOTO: Amazon Singapore)

This hand-drawn and elegant set contains one pot and four sake cups that make for a holiday gift for family and friends.

5. Toyo Sasaki glass set

S$111.39 at Amazon Singapore

Toyo Sasaki glass set. (PHOTO: Amazon Singapore)

Carefully made in Japan, this glass set from Toyo Sasaki can keep your sake cold over long conversations.

6. Old Craftsmen's Sake Set

S$27.25 at Amazon Singapore

Old Craftsmen's Sake Set. (PHOTO: Amazon Singapore)

It's the perfect and cute set for your partners who love sake.

7. Japanese Sake Set in Peacock Blue

S$37.80 at Lazada Singapore

Japanese Sake Set in Peacock Blue. (PHOTO: Lazada Singapore)

If you're looking for an unique gift set, then this sake set in a glorious peacock blue colour is just for you.

8. Japanese-style ceramic sake set

S$26.10 ~~S$27.90~~ at Lazada Singapore

Japanese-style ceramic sake set. (PHOTO: Lazada Singapore)

This beautifully made ceramic set comes with a sake jug and four sake cups.

Don't forget to stock up on your sake for the festive season:

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