470070 Sun Dec 16 16:50:27 -0800 2007 7 8 Midwest 0 3213577 I'm looking for a variety of Sake... actually just a place with good selection so they might carry unfiltered sake. It is the cloudy white stuff with less alcohol and I find it to be considerably more smooth. I would prefer to buy only a small amount at a time as well... Perhaps a 375 mL bottle? Once last Sake related question, how long does it keep once opened and refrigerated? Sun Dec 16 16:50:27 -0800 2007 149048 babaoriley7 1 3213914 I just bought a 375ml bottle of sake at France 44 yesterday -- they have a couple of different unfiltered selections in small bottles. You might also try Zipps, in the Seward neighborhood of Minneapolis; I recall that their sake selection isn't bad. I've never had much luck at Surdyk's. Sun Dec 16 18:50:31 -0800 2007 3213577 12463 mcgeary 2 4544221 Zipps has at least half a dozen 375ml bottles in stock, and their associates know enough to direct you to the right stuff. In my experience they only stock the good stuff in niche categories (if you're ever in the market for grappa...). They should be able to answer your questions. My stepfather is a Buddhist, and so had Sake around for various services. In my experience, Sake last longer than wine, once opened. That said, you CAN kill a 375 in one evening, can't you? Fri Mar 27 12:23:21 -0700 2009 3213914 263371 kevin47 1 3213918 Surdyk's has a large selection of sake, including several unfiltered sakes, and at least one sparkling sake (which I love). I've never been able to keep an open bottle of sake around long enough to tell how it lasts once it's opened. But you could post this question on the Wine board. Anne Sun Dec 16 18:52:52 -0800 2007 3213577 12541 AnneInMpls 2 4543842 I just found out cost plus closed which is sad because they carried my favorite affordable Junmai Ginjo Sake made in oregon called Sake One. Anyone else found this Sake anywhere else? Fri Mar 27 10:24:07 -0700 2009 3213918 75263 dave43 3 4544386 Urrrgh. I know I've seen that around, but I'm not that big into sake and don't remember where I saw it. I'd call the usual suspects (Big Top, Surdyks, Zipps). Fri Mar 27 13:10:12 -0700 2009 4543842 189012 galewskj 3 4544482 Have you tried trader joe's liquor store? i am not positive but they may only carry their own branded sake, but as we all know their house brands are simply relabled major brands anyhow, and i do remember seeing some american sake there. They wont tell you who made it, but if you call they could at least tell you if: a. its american, b. if they carry a junmai ginjo. Fri Mar 27 13:32:32 -0700 2009 4543842 108056 tex.s.toast 4 4544993 Yes trader Joes does carry Junmai Ginjo Sake made in Japan by Oimatsu Shuzo. I believe it was very affordable too. Fri Mar 27 16:33:04 -0700 2009 4544482 75263 dave43