ツインバード 酒燗器 ブラック TW-D418B

良い意味でヤバいこれと酒（日本酒・焼酎）、水を用意しておけば際限なく燗酒やお湯割り焼酎が飲めてしまう冬の必需品です（笑）

温めるのに少し時間はかかるけど、いつでもお好みの温度でお酒を飲めるのは嬉しいです。私も何度かやってしまったのですが、お酒飲んでそのまま 眠くなって、スイッチを切らずに寝てしまったことがあります。下手すると火事の可能性があるので、タイマー機能とかあると良かったと思います

使い易く、作りも良いし、様々な温度にカンをつけられるので手放せない。実は昔、一度手放したけど後悔して買い直しました。

扱いやすいが癇の出来上がりがわかりにくい。電源ランプのみで仕上がり表示はないため少量ずつ試飲して確かめるしかない。またレンジと違い時間もかかるので急ぐ人には向かないのでゆっくり楽しみたい人向きの商品と思う。

日本酒が、特に熱燗が大好きでいろいろと試してきた結果、この酒燗器で安定しました。酒を注いでおけば燗がつく、温度調節が簡単で安定、洗いやすい、そして何より冷めない。熱々の燗が、最後の一杯まで楽しめる。これが最高です。ある酒燗器では、温度にムラがあったりしましたが、それもありません。徳利型と違って非常に洗いやすいです。ヒレ酒などの変わり酒をするのも手軽です。

冬のお供として楽しんでいます。とても良い品ですが、加熱する時は一度下限まで操作バーを下げてから加熱しないと作動しません

これを買うまで電子レンジを使ったり、湯を沸かしてつけたりしていましたが、買ってからはとても便利になりました。これまでは最初熱くても冷めていくのが嫌でしたが、最後まで温かいまま飲めるのが最高です。日本酒を飲む知人には勧めています。

冬の晩酌時によく使ってます　お酒がおいしくなります

Wonderful warmer. The container is washable and separate from the heating base, making cleaning a breeze. The temperatures work as expected but be advised they are in Japanese. As are the instructions.As one reviewer points out, the 110/120 plug in the US makes a difference. Around 8-12 degrees C of a difference. Not a big difference for average consumers, but at the highest temperature settings, you can absolutely burn the alcohol off.I've edited the provided temperature image for clarity US owners can expect from each setting. I'd advice staying within the lower/lower-mid range if you just want to enjoy what most restaurants here pass as hot sake. Then, adjust as you'd like.

Excellent product for Sake! Doesn't look that good but really good for you warm wine

If you like hot sake, this silly little appliance is wonderful. No more long waits to heat on the stove, or overheating in the microwave. It's full adjustable from "human skin" temperature to quite hot, and maintains the temperature of your sake as you sip. It doesn't hold a lot of sake, about 300 mL, or about half of a big bottle. Be aware that the manual is fully in Japanese, but some of the other reviewers have kindly translated the important parts. There is a slight voltage difference from Japan to the US, but that just means that it gets a few degrees hotter than the original settings - there is no danger to plugging it in. My only small complaint might be that when you wrap the cord on the bottom, there's no place to put the plug. But that's true with most appliances these days, so it's a small quibble. I am delighted with this purchase!

It took little while to make it's way to Canada... but my husband loves hot sake and this warmer couldn't work better or look more classy. Very cool. Thank you!

I'm usually lazy and don't write reviews, but I really enjoyed this device. As a fan of hot Sake a local restaurants, I always wanted my own when I had Japanese food delivered (as sometimes I am too lazy to go out sometimes).Normally, I'd just put a bottle of Sake in a boring pot of water like I saw on YouTube, but you really can't keep that warm long term and I'm sure putting sake in the microwave (which I have done) makes an entire generation of Sake masters roll in their graves and it also doesn't keep it warm long term.Soo... This device is fairly useful. You just put Sake in it to the ridged line in the pot. Turn the device on. Adjust desired heat. Walk away and then you got hot sake shortly and it keep sit warm so you can get small amounts and come back later and it hasn't all boiled away.Now my only caveat (I'm still giving this a 5 star) is that it's all in Japanese. The box, the heater, the instructions. Not a word of English. However, if you are a buying a sake warmer you probably don't mind as you seem to be already a fan of Japanese culture and can google images of what means off and on in kanji. (Protip: Google English Japanese toilet translations as they use the same symbols for smart toilets for on and off as they do any other other device and that is popular for English speaking tourists trying to figure out bathrooms in Japanese Hotels).If Google fails you, all you need to do is turn the slider up to all red and plug it in. If it gets hot in 20 seconds, its on. If not flip it and wait another 20 seconds.The only thing I wish I knew more of was if the instruction had recommendations for what you should set for long term so you don't evaporate it all or how long should getting it hot be if you are in a hurry.But it worked and I enjoyed hot sake.Also the kettle is either really nice ceramic or made of metal. It dings when you flick it (I'm not going to drop it to test if its metal or ceramic though).And I think its dishwasher safe? (Did I mention I was lazy) I put the kettle and lid in after last night and seems to have survived without stains, warping, or other defects.Overall, if you want hot sake this is the best thing I have come across.