FLYING PEGASUS - Ultra-Premium Limited Edition Sake from Akita

FLYING PEGASUS ultra-premium sake

A Rare Treasure from Akita

FLYING PEGASUS represents the absolute pinnacle of Suzuki Shuzoten's brewing artistry. This ultra-premium sake is one of the rarest and most sought-after releases from Akita Prefecture, with only 300 bottles produced each year. Named after the mythical winged horse symbolizing inspiration and excellence, FLYING PEGASUS soars above ordinary sake with its exceptional quality and meticulous craftsmanship.

The Ultimate Expression of Craft

Creating FLYING PEGASUS requires extraordinary dedication and skill. The rice is polished to an impressive 40% - meaning 60% of each grain is carefully milled away to reveal only the pure starch heart. This level of polishing, combined with the brewery's most refined techniques and the finest ingredients, results in a sake of unparalleled elegance and complexity.

Extreme Rarity

With only 300 bottles produced annually, FLYING PEGASUS is one of the most exclusive sake releases in the world. Each bottle represents a rare opportunity to experience the very best of what Japanese sake brewing can achieve. This extreme scarcity makes it a prized possession for serious sake collectors and connoisseurs.

Product Details

Flying Pegasus from Suzuki Shuzoten, Daisen, Akita
£160.00 (as of January 2026)
720ml / Alc 15%
Rice Polish Ratio: 40% (ultra-premium) / SMV: +4.5 (dry)

Brewery: Suzuki Shuzoten
Production: Only 300 bottles per year
Grade: Ultra-premium
Character: Savory, rich, complex, refined

Tasting Note

FLYING PEGASUS opens with a delicate nose that showcases remarkably savory aromatics - a sophisticated profile that hints at the complexity to come. On the palate, the sake reveals its true character: rich and broad, with exceptional depth and structure that confirms and expands upon the savory aromas discovered on the nose.

The 40% polish ratio creates extraordinary refinement and purity, while the SMV of +4.5 provides a dry, clean finish that keeps the sake elegant despite its richness. This is sake of profound complexity and balance - every element in perfect harmony, the result of masterful brewing and the finest ingredients.

Perfect Pairings

The savory, complex character of FLYING PEGASUS makes it an exceptional companion to refined, flavorful dishes:

  • Premium meats - Wagyu beef, aged steak, duck breast
  • Artisanal nuts - Roasted almonds, candied walnuts, marcona almonds
  • Fine cheeses - Aged Gouda, Comté, Parmigiano-Reggiano
  • Truffle dishes - The earthy, savory notes harmonize beautifully
  • Mushroom preparations - Wild mushrooms, risotto
  • Kaiseki cuisine - Multi-course Japanese haute cuisine

How to Enjoy

FLYING PEGASUS deserves your full attention and appreciation. Serve slightly chilled (12-15°C) in the finest sake vessels you have. Pour small amounts and sip slowly, allowing the sake to reveal its layers of complexity. This is sake for special occasions, milestone celebrations, or moments when you want to experience the absolute best.

A Collector's Item

Beyond its exceptional drinking quality, FLYING PEGASUS is a genuine collector's item. The extreme limited production, premium quality, and prestigious reputation make each bottle a valuable addition to any serious sake collection. Many collectors acquire bottles both to enjoy and to preserve as rare examples of brewing excellence.

Availability

Please note that our sake collection is available for purchase in-store only. Selection may vary depending on the season. Given the extreme rarity of FLYING PEGASUS (only 300 bottles produced annually), availability is extremely limited. If you have any questions regarding our sake, please feel free to contact us.

Storage: Store in a cool, dark place with stable temperature. For long-term cellaring, maintain consistent refrigeration. This sake can be enjoyed immediately or carefully aged for further development.


Experience the pinnacle of sake brewing with FLYING PEGASUS - where rarity meets excellence in every precious bottle.

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