My wife got this bottle of Sake as a gift from a Japanese friend many years ago. The color of the Sake has changed, and we were wondering if it has expired. It has not been opened before, and we were curious if it is still good to be taken. I searched for an Expiration date, but none could be found. For those who read Japanese, could some help to translate some of the wording found on the bottle/box for me? I am interested to find out the expiration date…
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Hi. I couldn’t see the expiry date, but the sake was produced in January 2000 (second row, right pic).
Also, it’s supposed to be chilled before you drink it.
By norzu on 11.05.06 11:02 pm | Permalink
Thanks norzu, looks like I have to dare dare drink and see… wonder if expired sake will turn into poison or not… hymm…..
By kew on 11.06.06 7:03 am | Permalink
haha. maybe you can try check out this link, it’s the english version of the company’s website.
http://www.gekkeikan.co.jp/english/index.html
By norzu on 11.06.06 10:54 am | Permalink
Thanks for your help norzu… will check out the site, hope they give some clues..
By kew on 11.07.06 7:00 am | Permalink
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