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Provide photos of the bottle, seal, label, box, and certificate for an initial buyback range.
We reply based on brand, year, liquid level, storage condition, and current market demand.
After both sides confirm, we arrange Hong Kong or Macau doorstep inspection.
After verification, settlement is completed immediately, confidentially, and smoothly.
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Yes. Send clear photos of the front label, back label, seal, liquid level, box, and certificate so we can provide an initial buyback range.
After the initial quote is accepted, doorstep inspection can be arranged in Hong Kong or Macau. Settlement is completed after the item is verified.
Year, version, bottle size, storage condition, liquid level, seal, label condition, box, certificate, and current market demand all affect the final quote.
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sake (Sake) is Japan’s national liquor. It is a low-alcohol liquor (generally 14°–18°) brewed from rice, rice koji, and water. According to the rice polishing step (how much the rice is polished), it is divided into: Junmai Daiginjo (≤50%), Junmai Ginjo (≤60%), Junmai sake, Honjo brewing, and ordinary sake. For collectors, limited edition and rare Daiginjo wines and single Zanggen (shugen brewing) products are the most valuable for collection.
If you have more than one bottle of wine, you can first group it by brand, level or year, and then use the following series pages to compare similar prices:
In recent years, Japan’s limited edition sake has become increasingly popular in the Chinese market.Juyondai Aramasa No. 6 and Jikon are regarded as two of Japan's rarest cult sakes, with very limited market supply. Other popular brands include Shinshu Kirei, Isojiman, Kinsuzume, Denshu, Ho-oh Biden, Born, Kokuryu and Kikuhime.
| Brand | location | Positioning |
| Juyondai | Yamagata Prefecture | The first of "Japan's Three Great Fantasy Sake" |
| Aramasa No.6 | Akita Prefecture | One of "Japan's Three Great Miracle Sake" |
| Jikon | Mie Prefecture | One of "Japan's Three Great Miracle Sake" |
| Shinshu Turtle Age | Nagano Prefecture | Nagano High Rank Zanggen |
| Isojiman | Shizuoka Prefecture | Zang Yuan, a famous family member in Shizuoka |
| golden bird | Yamagata Prefecture | Limited edition gold foil packaging |
| Tianjiu | Aomori Prefecture | Northern Japan high-end |
| Phoenix Beauty | Tochigi Prefecture | Classical family |
| Brahma | Fukui Prefecture | Van Goh series high-end |
| Kokuryu | Fukui Prefecture | Limited Kokuryu Shizuku Series |
| Kikuji | Ishikawa Prefecture | Kiku Riki Limited Edition |
| Dassai | Yamaguchi Prefecture | The First of Grinding / Cut into Two and Three Equally Limited |
Contact Chunxiang Wine Merchants: WhatsApp/Telephone (852) 46135667, WeChat: C8X882, all regions in Hong Kong will send staff to your door on the same day.
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Juyondai, Aramasa No.6 and Jikon. All three are produced in very small quantities and are difficult to find, earning them the name 'phantom sake' among collectors. Several Juyondai releases—notably Ryusen, Soko and Shichitare Nijukkan—are especially rare.
Junmai Daiginjo, namazake, namazume and namachozo styles must be refrigerated, ideally at 0–5°C. Twice-pasteurised sake can be stored at room temperature, although a cool, dark place is still best. Prolonged room-temperature storage accelerates deterioration.
It is the percentage of each rice grain remaining after polishing. A 50% polishing ratio means 50% remains and 50% has been removed. More polishing generally yields fewer off-flavours and a purer aroma. By law, Junmai Daiginjo has a ratio of 50% or less and Junmai Ginjo 60% or less.
It depends on the label and storage conditions. Most sake is best enjoyed within one to two years, while styles intended for ageing—such as aged genshu and kijoshu—may develop over five to ten years. Send photos via WhatsApp for an appraiser's assessment.
Doorstep buyback in Hong Kong and Macau
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Chun Xiang provides initial quotes based on brand, year, bottle condition, liquid level, seal, box, and certificate status. If the quote is suitable, doorstep inspection can be arranged before immediate settlement.
Send front label, back label, seal, liquid level, box, and certificate photos to understand the buyback range.
After the initial quote is accepted, Hong Kong or Macau doorstep inspection can be arranged.
Payment is completed after the actual item is verified on site.
No forced sale. Quote, inspection, and settlement details are handled confidentially.