Instructions

1. Learn about the flavors of sake. Junmai-sho has a full, rich taste, while nigori sake is sweeter and milder. You'll find different varieties are best for warm sake, cold sake, sake bombs and dessert sake. You can find detailed sake reviews at sake-world.com.

2. Head to your nearest Asian grocer or specialty shop. You'll find sake in most regular supermarkets, but the selection is usually limited. An Asian grocer is the best place to find many different types of sake.

3. Shop online. Sakesocial.com offers dozens of varieties of sake, with a helpful buying guide to help you find sakes to your taste. Plug in your favorite beers, favorite wine, or the meal you're planning to serve with your sake, and the sake selector will choose the best sake for you.

4. Try different varieties. You'll need to try different types of sake to know which one you like best. If you don't have a local Japanese restaurant with a tasting menu, hold a sake party with friends and share the cost of several bottles. Enjoy!