kikisake-shi course schedule
酒
[sake]
In addition to providing you with access to some of the best sake professionals in the business, Satomi and Oliver, we are pleased to also offer the benefit of an absolutely beautiful venue to host our sake courses.
We have chosen, with much care and consideration, to partner with stunning Linden House Riverside, the charming four-storey by the river themes. We know that the right venue is important. After all, it can enhance your learning experience and will allow you to fully immerse yourself in our world of sake.
From 2022, we are delighted to be running our renewed International Kikisake-shi courses with Linden House Riverside.
next course
OUR HANDS ON, KIKISAKE-SHI COURSE IS COMING BACK. SSI (Sake Service Institute) was founded in 1990 to educate and provide an international standard that improves and establishes Sake as a globally recognised product. With demand for Japan’s national alcoholic beverage increasing, through educational campaigns, SSI aims to diffuse and expand Japanese Sake, while continuing to influence, inherit and propel relevant industries. The SSI has been providing the official Kikisake-shi (Sake Specialist) course, Shochu Kikisake-shi and higher certificate in Sake and Shochu education course for over 30 years.
Dates for your diary
We have limited spaces, so contact us now to secure your entry into the fascinating world of sake.
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OUR HANDS ON, KIKISAKE-SHI COURSE IS COMING BACK. SSI (Sake Service Institute) was founded in 1990 to educate and provide an international standard that improves and establishes Sake as a globally recognised product. With demand for Japan’s national alcoholic beverage increasing, through educational campaigns, SSI aims to diffuse and expand Japanese Sake, while continuing to influence, inherit and propel relevant industries. The SSI has been providing the official Kikisake-shi (Sake Specialist) course, Shochu Kikisake-shi and higher certificate in Sake and Shochu education course for over 30 years.
“Sake wa honshin wo arawasu
– Alcohol reveals true feelings”