Yukiyozuki Celebration Model Slightly Sparkling Sake 13% 720ml
Pop open a bottle of celebration with the Slightly Sparkling Yukiyozuki Celebration Model, a 720ml sake bottled at an approachable 13 percent alcohol. This one-time release traps natural yeast carbonation right in the bottle, giving it a light, delicate fizz. It was designed with beginners in mind, offering a smooth, easy-drinking profile that even sake newcomers can enjoy.
This special edition marks a major milestone in Lamy's Sake Making Project, a collaboration between Cover Corporation's Hololive VTuber Yukihana Lamy and brewer Meiri Shorui. The original Slightly Sparkling Yukiyozuki had already picked up Bronze Medals at the International Wine Challenge in 2022 and 2023. This year, it stepped up to Silver at IWC 2025 in London, meaning all three models in the Yukiyozuki lineup have now won IWC medals, a true triple crown for the series.
To celebrate that achievement, the bottle carries exclusive label art by illustrator Hanekoto, showing Lamy in an elegant pink dress at the awards ceremony, savoring her prizewinning sake. Since the fine bubbles are delicate, keep the bottle chilled in a cool, dark spot and enjoy it soon after it arrives to catch the sparkle at its best.
Yukiyozuki Celebration Model Lightly Sparkling Sake, 720 ml, 13% ABV. A one-time special edition celebrating Lightly Sparkling Yukiyozuki’s Silver Medal at the International Wine Challenge 2025, where it competed in the Sparkling category.
Created through Yukihana Lamy’s sake-making project with Meiri Shurui, this sake is designed to be approachable for beginners and those who do not usually enjoy sake. Natural yeast-derived carbonation is sealed in the bottle, delivering a lightly sparkling style with a relatively low 13% alcohol content.
The label features Yukihana Lamy in a pink dress, illustrated by Ribs Weapon. Produced by Meiri Shurui Co., Ltd. Store in a cool, dark place and enjoy soon after arrival to preserve the delicate carbonation. Sediment may occur naturally and does not affect quality.
