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Sake from $4.80 a flask.

The Satoh is from Kagoshima, the Eiko Fuji sake from Yamagata, the Goriki from Tottori.

Beverages similar to beer are produced in Japan (sake, from rice) and Mexico (pulque, from agave).

Not counting wine or sake from a limited selection, my bill never climbed above $80.

Beer, $5 to $6; sake, from $3.99 for a small glass to $145 for the most expensive bottle.

With an affable smile, he happily accepts sake from diners, who can spend hundreds of dollars on a bottle.

Usually, patrons sample sakes from each of the five categories, but it "depends on their tolerance," said Ms. Tsuchiiwa.

THE BAR Lively, with a good selection of drinks (10 martinis), aperitifs, nine sakes (from $12 to $28) and a few Asian beers.

The Lambs' pleasure shows all over the menu, but nowhere more than in their playful selection of sakes — from the ladylike Cherry Blossom Water and the Very Gentle Genshu to the Devil's Quivering Tongue, which, it turns out, tastes like ouzo.

Sakes from the snowy Niigata, up in the north, are very dry and delicate, mostly because of the pristine water and air.

And while the style of sake is more important than where it's made, sakes from the north of Japan, where it's colder, tend to be a little bit drier and more delicate, while sakes from the south tend to be a bit bolder and richer in taste.