sake

sake meaning

A sake bottle and cup — the traditional Japanese rice wine served in a tokkuri flask with small ochoko cups. It represents Japanese drinking culture, izakaya evenings and celebration. Outside Japan it is often assumed to be a spirit, but sake is brewed like beer and is closer in strength to wine.

Meaning

A sake bottle and cup — the traditional Japanese rice wine served in a tokkuri flask with small ochoko cups. It represents Japanese drinking culture, izakaya evenings and celebration. Outside Japan it is often assumed to be a spirit, but sake is brewed like beer and is closer in strength to wine. It appears in Japanese food and restaurant posts, and in toasts.

How to use it

• Sake and yakitori, perfect evening 🍶
• Served warm in winter, cold in summer 🍶
• Kanpai 🍶

How it looks

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Emoji version

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Category

Food & Drink

FAQ

What does the sake emoji (🍶) mean?

A sake bottle and cup — the traditional Japanese rice wine served in a tokkuri flask with small ochoko cups. It represents Japanese drinking culture, izakaya evenings and celebration. Outside Japan it is often assumed to be a spirit, but sake is brewed like beer and is closer in strength to wine.

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