Artisan SakeMaker
Vancouver, British Columbia · Online shop · artisansakemaker.com
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Vancouver's sake winery on Granville Island, making the small-batch OSAKE line including organic rice sake and a sake made from 100% Canadian ingredients.
Their OSAKE sake can no longer ship to the US since the import ban of September 29, 2026 (50% duty from August 22 to September 28, 2026), under HTS 2206.00.45. No US sales are documented on their site.Source: whitehouse.gov, Sep 8, 2026
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Made in Canada
They are "Vancouver's only sake winery, making small-batch sake on Granville Island", using "British Columbia's clean, soft water" and BC-grown rice for some releases.
On the tariff list
- HTS 2206.00.45 · Rice wine or sakè · 50% since Aug 22, 2026
"OSAKE, Artisan SakeMaker's handcrafted sake collection", rice wine (sake) made on site in Vancouver.
Rates are the additional US duty under Section 338. About the tariffs
Sources
- artisansakemaker.com · accessed 2026-09-29
Artisan SakeMaker is Vancouver's only sake winery, making small-batch sake on Granville Island since 2006.
- artisansakemaker.com · accessed 2026-09-29
We are a working sake winery, tasting room, retail shop
- artisansakemaker.com · accessed 2026-09-29
At the centre is OSAKE, Artisan SakeMaker's handcrafted sake collection, made with rice, water, koji, and careful fermentation.
- artisansakemaker.com · accessed 2026-09-29
Artisan SakeMaker released its first sake made with 100% Canadian ingredients.
- artisansakemaker.com · accessed 2026-09-29
British Columbia's clean, soft water
- artisansakemaker.com · accessed 2026-09-29
Osake Sake & Glass Set Drinkware Organic Rice Sake
- artisansakemaker.com · accessed 2026-09-29
1339 Railspur Alley Vancouver B.C V6H 4G9
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