Tastings(32)
Sommelier-Guided Craft Beer and Regional Food Pairing
Sommelier-Led Online Beer Tasting with Luxury Fruit Pairing
Uji Matcha Tea Picking Experience in Kyoto
Unlimited Sake Tastings at a Private Sake Salon in Tsukiji
Kyoto: Sake Tasting at Local Breweries near Fushimi Inari
(Online) Mysteries of Japanese Whisky Private Experience
Kobe: Sake Tasting Tour at Local Breweries
Tour and Sake Tasting at Takayama’s Oldest Sake Brewery
Nada Gogo Sake Brewery Tour, Tastings, & Adventures in Kobe
Sake Brewery Tour: Taste Your Way Through Kobe’s Sake Mecca
Discover Otaru: Town Tour, Seafood, Sake, & More (Hokkaido)
Okinawa Tour: Awamori Cave Expedition & Local Okinawan Food
Flavors of Japan Food Tour with Wagashi
Tokyo Bars and Mixology with Whisky, Sake, and Food Pairings
Fushimi Sake Tour in Kyoto with Sake Tasting
Simply Sake: Tasting & Brewery Tour in Matsumoto
Taste Seven Traditional Japanese Sake in Shinjuku
Food of the Gods: Discovering the Bonito Flakes of Mie
Sake Spectacular: Museum Tour & Tasting in Fushimi (Kyoto)
Shonai Sake Tasting in Tsuruoka City
Sake Tasting at Niigata’s Oldest Shinto Shrine
Tokyo Tea Tasting: 12 Types of Matcha, Sencha, & Gyokuro
Niigata Sake Tour, Tasting, & Masterclass
Sake Tasting and Brewery Tour in Kobe
Saitama Wood-Aged Sake Brewery Tour and Tasting
Local Wine Tour and Tasting in Hokkaido
Tasting and Comparing Seven High Quality Japanese Teas
Tasting Seven Different High Quality Sake with Food Pairing

Best Food and Drink Tasting Experiences in Japan
Want to learn how to order Japanese whisky like a pro, distinguish between the different types of Japanese sake, or brew the perfect cup of tea? These tastings in Japan will link you to specialists in their fields, so you can get insider tips and info about the world of Japanese beverages. Japanese sake enthusiasts can tour sake breweries, enjoy tastings of raw sake, and indulge in pairings of Japanese sake and sushi; while tea lovers can find zen in a cup of matcha and a bite of traditional Japanese sweets.
Book tastings in Japan and learn all about your favorite drinks, like sake and tea, which have been a vital part of Japanese culture for centuries and are still significant today. Matcha tea plays the starring role in the Japanese tea ceremony, a tradition that has its roots in Zen Buddhism and Japanese hospitality. Meanwhile, amazake, a fermented rice drink, is consumed during the Japanese New Year; and barrels of Japanese sake can be seen at many shrines, offerings from the breweries with symbolic and spiritual significance. During your trip, be sure to join a tasting in Japan and get a taste of the history and culture of the land of the rising sun.