This new subscription service will mail you bottles of sake every month.
There are subscription boxes for everything from workout clothes to postapocalyptic survival supplies to high-end cheese. And now, there’s Tippsy, a new monthly subscription service that delivers bottles of sake.
I brought a box to the person I go to for all things sake, Courtney Kaplan, co-owner of Ototo and Tsubaki in Echo Park. Kaplan recognized two of the three breweries represented in the box: Urakasumi “Junmai” and Sawanotsuru “Jitsuraku.” She described them as being larger producers you could easily find at most Japanese markets.
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