We're just back (as of yesterday) from a trip to Northern Honshu. On the way back, we went to a packy near Aomori Station that had an impressive selection of sake. Something else impressive about the place was that the price for shipping 1~5 isshoubin (一升瓶) was the same: ¥1300 (@USD 12).
They've got a quite usable website (Japanese).
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