Premium Japanese Sake Hits USA Shores

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News Release
November 2nd 2001
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ESAKE.COM INC. announced today the start of Internet sales of premium Japanese sake in the United States.

Osaka-based eSake currently offers 11 premier products to US customers, one from each of its 11 member breweries, all small family-run "boutique" sake brewers with character-laden, memorable sake. Each product is best enjoyed cool or chilled, says eSake, as warming it tends to mask or destroy the flavor.

Those interested in sake can visit http://www.esake.com and sip deeply from the world of sake. The site is rich with background information on sake and those who brew it. Here one can discover the traditions and secrets of this ancient Japanese art. For those who want to taste tradition, sake can be purchased securely online using a major credit card, with delivery direct to the consumerfs door in the 20 states currently available for delivery.

In addition to the initial 20 states, delivery will begin within two months in several other major market states, including New York, Florida, Texas, Massachusetts, and New Jersey.

Sales and delivery are made possible in partnership with importer and national sales representative Vine Connections (based in San Francisco) and in association with WSN, LLC, a premier wine and spirits delivery network offering fast and affordable global delivery. WSN is also based in San Francisco.

About eSake.com
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eSake is the first-ever information resource and web store to offer both in-depth English coverage of Japanese sake and online sales of premium Japanese nihonshu (sake). Operations began in December 1999 with nationwide delivery in Japan. Content is provided by John Gauntner, the leading non-Japanese authority on sake, author of several books on sake, and nihonshu columnist for the Japan Times. All sales go through Daimon Co. Ltd. of Osaka. eSake also runs a Japanese-language sake site and eStore at http://www.esake.co.jp.

eSake members include President Yasutaka Daimon, V.P./Content Director John Gauntner, and V.P./Technical Director Mark Schumacher. For further information, please contact sales@esake.com or visit their web site at www.esake.com





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