Raw material / 原材料Traditional materials

Sake Extract

日本酒エキス (Nihonshu ekisu)

At a glance

Japanese name日本酒エキス
RomajiNihonshu ekisu
INCI nameSake Extract (cosmetic) — JSCI ingredient
CategoryTraditional materials
Regions of originNiigata, Hyōgo (Nada), Kyoto (Fushimi), Hiroshima (Saijō), Akita
Harvest seasonOctober – April (sake brewing season)
Typical MOQ10–30 kg (cosmetic extract) / 50–500 L (bulk for food use)
Typical lead time4–8 weeks
Japan regulatory statusJSCI listed (cosmetic); food use regulated under liquor tax and food laws
Suppliers listed5 suppliers

About this ingredient

Sake extract is a concentrated preparation from Japanese rice wine, typically aqueous or hydro-alcoholic extraction capturing amino acids, peptides, and flavor actives. Cosmetic applications use non-alcoholic or low-alcohol fractions for moisturizing and brightening claims; food applications use sake concentrate in seasonings, glazes, and bakery.

Regulatory status

JapanJSCI listed (cosmetic); food use regulated under liquor tax and food laws
EUCosIng listed; alcoholic-beverage import rules for food applications
United StatesINCI recognized; ATF for beverage
ChinaVerify IECIC

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Last updated: 2026-04-24