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Hourai Jousen is an award-winning sake and an exceptional futsushu. It displays an elegant, clean fruitiness reminiscent of higher-grade sake, supported by a rich, satisfying texture. Brewed from plump steamed rice polished to 70%, the palate is round with gentle acidity, a touch of sweetness and fine intensity. The aroma is fresh and clean, with notes of cedar and nutmeg, while the flavours bring citrus and floral apricot, finishing rounded and pure. Watanabe Hourai is based in central Japan in the charming town of Hida-Furukawa, Gifu Prefecture.

Ninki Black Junmai Ginjo is brewed with handmade koji and bottle-aged for about six months after top vatting to prevent oxidation and deterioration. Smooth and polished, with a gentle ginjo aroma and a full-bodied flavour. Best served from a wine glass.

Miwatari Karakuchi Junmai is a beautiful dry sake with a powerful full taste where a lot of Umami predominates. Roasted grains, banana, steamed rice and dairy in the smell. The somewhat fat aftertaste lingers nicely.It is a typical locally brewed sake, made with 100% Hitogokochi from Nagano Prefecture. Surprising possibilities to serve with different dishes through variation of serving temperature. Toshimaya Brewery in Nagano has been producing artisanal sake since 1891 on the shores of the mystical Suwa Lake. With an annual production of just 1700 koku, it is a true craft brewery led by Toji Komatsu Yukio and guided by the vision of the young president. The brewery uses water sourced from Mount Hachi Buse, carefully balancing minerals such as magnesium and potassium to suit the yeast starter. The rice is cultivated locally by contracted farmers, creating a strong bond between the growers and the brewer, a connection proudly celebrated in the tasting room where the farmers’ portraits are displayed. Alongside classic rice types like Miyama Nishiki, Yamada Nishiki and Kinmon Nishiki, local varieties including Takane Nishiki, Shirakaba Nishiki and Hitogokochi are also used. The brewery is further distinguished by a private collection of Samurai armour housed in a hidden museum and has earned repeated gold medals at the International Wine Challenge.

Adatara Ginjo from Okunomatsu was named as Japan best sake in 2018. The sake won the prize at the most prestigious sake blind tasting in the world, the International Wine Challenge, where no less than 1639 top sake were submitted. Lots of fruit such as melon, pear and lychee in the aroma and on the pallet with subtle, beautiful acidity that accentuates the fine flavours nicely. A lovely clean aftertaste completes this one.This sake can be drunk on its own but also tastes great with cheese and lighter dishes. This sake is best enjoyed cold in a sake/wine glass.

Kodawari Umeshu from Kikusui is a soft umeshu which is made with 100% Ryukyo Ume from Matsukawa, prefecture Shizuoka. What is known is a very good region for Ume Fruit.Best to be served cold in a Guinomi.

Ichigo Strawberry made by Aizu Homare is a Nigori Sake coarse filtered sake. This bottle is made with Nigori Sake combined with natural strawberry juice. The soft smoothness and creaminess of the Nigori Sake, in combination with the fresh sweet and spicy tones of the natural strawberry juice, result in a characteristic and luxurious taste. Ideal as an aperitif or digestief.This sake is best served, pure, or with milk.

Made with premium Kamiwatari sake as its base, this plumwine is generously infused with 100% domestically grown ume and slowly aged for depth and balance. The result is smooth, refined and aromatic, with rich plum, apricot and ume notes, a silky texture and an elegant finish.A beautiful choice for wine lovers who enjoy ripe fruit, soft acidity and a rounded, luxurious style.

Lychee Nigori from Aizu Homare's is an enchanting merger that carries your taste to the lush landscapes of the Fukushima prefecture in Japan. Building on the immense popularity of their beloved Strawberry Nigori, Aizu Homare proudly introduces this new creation. Meticulously manufactured to relieve even the most critical sake lovers. The Lychee Nigori-sake embodies the essence of Aizu Homare's dedication to excellence, in which traditional brewing techniques are combined with a refreshing touch of Lychee. This unique merger results in a harmonious marriage of flavours that fascinate the senses and leave a lasting impression. As you pour this luxurious sake in your glass, the air is filled with an inviting aroma of ripe lychee, reminiscent of sun -drenched orchards. The milky, unfiltered appearance strengthens its attraction and offers a soft, velvety texture that caresses your palate. With every sip the Lychee Nigori reveals layers of taste, in which the natural sweetness of Lychee is balanced with the complexity of Premium Sake. Fruity tones mix with subtle hints of rice and a delicate umami underonone, creating a symphony of flavours that dance over your tongue. His balanced profile makes it incredibly versatile, perfect for itself to enjoy or combine with a variety of dishes.

Chocolate Nigori from Aizu Homare is full in the flavours of chocolate with grain hints. Rich and mild sweet with a touch of bitterness, this chocolate nigori sake can be enjoyed in various ways. From pure to cocktails, you can mix it with milk or soy milk and garnish with orange peel or cinnamon.

Aladdin Nigori sake of Aizu Homare has a history that goes back to the start of the Showa period. While it retains the traditional essence of this Nigori Sake, efforts are made to adapt it to modern wishes. The fruity aroma, reminiscent of bananas, harmonizes sweetness and acidity, which enhances the overall freshness of the drink. It is known as an invigorating sake with a taste that is both refreshing and not overly sweet.

The Kikusui Shiroki-Lenryu is a silky-soft Nigori Sake with a rich rice caroma with creamy in the mouth. The mild sweetness and Umami come up well when serving hot, although most unfiltered sake's are recommended to drink cooled. Juicy, creamy and ripe with apple and banana fruit in the mouth. Sweet and spicy with honey rice, apple and peach fruit, creamy yogurt, mandarin and brown sugar as a aftertaste. This is highly recommended, it is not without reason that different international sake prices won, including the prestigious International Wine Challenge in 2021.

Homare Nigori is a delicious creamy cloudy sake with a fine velvety structure on the tongue due to the rice sediment. The Nigori Sake of Aizu Homare has a history dating back to the beginning of the Showa period. While retaining the traditional essence of this Nigori Sake, efforts have been made to adapt it to modern desires. The fruity aroma, reminiscent of bananas, harmonizes the sweetness and acidity, enhancing the overall freshness of the drink. It is known for being an invigorating sake with a flavor that is both refreshing and not overly sweet. Shake before use so that the rice sediment passes through the entire bottle.

Aladdin Junmai Aizu Homare's Aladdin is steeped in the fruity aroma from the "Utsukushima Yume" yeast developed by the Fukushima prefecture. The Homare Aladdin Junmai-Sake is served in a small elegant blue bottle, enjoy its refreshing taste.

Homare Yuzushu Junmai is a gastronomic masterpiece that invites your taste buds for an enchanting journey. Made by Aizu Homare, it combines the invigorating freshness of Yuzu with the age-old tradition of Sake making. This exceptional merger reveals a wonderful mix of citrus -like liveliness and the refined elegance of Sake, and orchestrates a medley of flavours that will take you to a realm of culinary spell. Whether you enjoy it in itself or use it to enrich your favourite dishes, Homare Yuzu is like an extraordinary addition to your gastronomic adventures. Immerse yourself in the spell of Yuzu and Sake as never before with this extraordinary creation of Aizu Homare.

Ninki-Ichi Sparkling Brut is an elegant medium dry sparkling sake with a subtle mousse. Nice balance and a pleasant aftertaste. Delicious as a fresh aperitif but also good combinations with a sushi meal or raw oysters, or just nice and festive. This sake can best be served cold in a champagne flûte.

Ninki Red Rice Magic Sparkling is a naturally sparkling sake, bottle-fermented sake. Its sweet-sour balance and pink hue comes from ancient black purple rice. Fine bubbles and a lively sparkle make it a striking, party-ready sake. Best served cold in a Champagne flûte.

Ninki Ichi Natural Sparkling Junmai Ginjo is made with natural grown rice under the JAS (Japan Agricultural Standards) scheme. This sake balances deep umami with bright fruit notes of pineapple, passion fruit, and steamed rice, layered with subtle hints of anise.Best enjoyed cold in a flûte.

Aizu Homare's Kiwami Junmai Daiginjo is made from Gohyakuman-Goku Rice that is polished up to 50% and Association 1801 yeast. The brewery states that this affordable Junmai Daiginjo was made to enjoy at home. The Kiwami has an elegant scent and a crispy, powerful taste, expertly manufactured by master brewer Nakajima. He has won fourteen gold medals at the National New Sake Competition and the IWC, the world's leading wine competition. Best to combine with white fish and shellfish sashimi, smoked ham, smoked duck.

Homare Yuzu Aladdin is a gastronomic masterpiece that invites you to taste buds for an enchanting journey. Made by Aizu Homare, it combines the invigorating freshness of Yuzu with the age-old tradition of Sake-Ambacht. This exceptional merger reveals a wonderful mix of citrus -like liveliness and the refined elegance of Sake, and orchestrates a medley of flavors that will take you to a realm of culinary spell. Whether you enjoy it in itself or use it to enrich your favorite dishes, Homare Yuzu Aladdin stands as an extraordinary addition to your gastronomic adventures. Immerse yourself in the spell of Yuzu and Sake as never before with this extraordinary creation of Aizu Homare.

Ninki Gold Junmai Daiginjo is everything you desire from an easy to drink great price-quality sake. Traditional fermented in large cedar wooden tanks giving this sake in the nose cedar and exotic fruits like pineapple and papaya. light tannins and well-structured pallet with some complexity and a wonderful elegant fine finish. Perfect with a Japanese meal or grilled fish. Best enjoyed cold in a sake glass or white wine glass.

Asama Apple is made from the sweet, sour, and delicious apples harvested locally in the Azuma region. The robust flavour will excite and astonish your taste buds. It tastes so much like a refreshing apple. Drink it pure, on the rocks or mixed with soda.

Asama Blueberry is made from the sweet, sour, and delicious blueberries harvested locally in the Gunma region. You can fully enjoy the aroma and taste of blueberries in this liqueur. Recommended to drink this liquor straight, on the rock or mixed with soda.

Asama Umeshu is a very special plum wine made with special plums from Gunma Prefecture, soaked in Japanese sake. It features a smooth, easy-drinking mouthfeel with a pronounced sweetness which is well bananced with nice acidity.Great pure or on ice.

Typical of specially brewed such as the Kyokuko Junmai Ginjo Sake are the floral and fruit tones that come to the fore in the taste and the bouquet. This has to do with, among other things, much colder fermentation temperatures than normally brewed sake and yet the area where this sake comes from is extremely suitable for this.

ANA First Class Junmai Ginjo or Kaden Tezukuri is normally served exclusively on ANA Airlines flights, but we are fortunate to have secured a limited quantity. This sake from Watanabe Hourai in Gifu is smooth and easy to drink, with a fruit-forward nose and a juicy character. Notes of apple, pear, melon, and white grapes appear in both aroma and flavour, supported by a clean, rounded, and dry profile, finishing with a crisp dryness. Watanabe Sake Brewery, founded in 1850 in Hida Furukawa, is among Japan’s leading artisanal breweries. It is part of the historic “White Wall” , where white-walled kura stand side by side along a narrow canal. Named Best Brewery in 2021 and honoured with multiple international awards, Watanabe has secured a reputation as one of Japan’s finest. With an increasing focus on international markets, its sake are now Vegan and Kosher certified.

Okunomatsu Sparkling Junmai Daiginjo is brewed in Fukushima by one of the most famous brewery from this region. It is one of the few sparkling Junmai Daiginjo sakes, characterized by its exceptional refinement and elegant bubbles, resulting from a second fermentation in the bottle. With a rice polishing ratio of 50%, this sake offers a floral and elegant taste. Turn the bottle upside down for 1 minute so the left over sediment can distribute evenly. Serve this sake cold in a flute.

Peach Nigori is an Aizu Homare Nigori sake that has been coarsely filtered and to which peach juice has been added. The soft smoothness and creaminess of the Nigori sake, combined with the fresh sweet and spicy notes of the natural peach juice result in a distinctive and luxurious taste. Ideal as an aperitif or digestif, it is best served chilled, neat, or with milk.

It is brewed as a sake that pairs well with both Japanese and French cuisine. "Pétillant" refers to the light small bubbles in the sake created by the natural carbon dioxide produced during fermentation which are s retained in the bottle. An elegant aroma, with notes of white peach, pear, lychee, currants, and a hint of marshmallow. On the palate, a pleasant, natural, delicate carbonation. Reminiscent of young full bodied wine, it has a slight minerality, followed by a soft sweetness like ripe stone fruit with round, umami rice notes. A slightly peppery spice lingers on the palate, with a lingering finish. Toshimaya Brewery in Nagano has been producing artisanal sake since 1891 on the shores of the mystical Suwa Lake. With an annual production of just 1700 koku, it is a true craft brewery led by Toji Komatsu Yukio and guided by the vision of the young president. The brewery uses water sourced from Mount Hachi Buse, carefully balancing minerals such as magnesium and potassium to suit the yeast starter. The rice is cultivated locally by contracted farmers, creating a strong bond between the growers and the brewer, a connection proudly celebrated in the tasting room where the farmers’ portraits are displayed. Alongside classic rice types like Miyama Nishiki, Yamada Nishiki and Kinmon Nishiki, local varieties including Takane Nishiki, Shirakaba Nishiki and Hitogokochi are also used. The brewery is further distinguished by a private collection of Samurai armour housed in a hidden museum and has earned repeated gold medals at the International Wine Challenge.

Sakura Label Daiginjo is everything you are looking for in a Daiginjo sake. More pronounced notes in taste and smell than a classic Junmai Daiginjo, lots of fruit and floral notes because this extra taste and smell is obtained by adding brewer's alcohol. Cherries, strawberry and anise on the nose, fine acidity with a balanced sweetness on the pallet with a hint of umami. A delicious pure sake completes the sake. This sake is delicious with pure dishes such as Sashimi but also a perfect accompaniment to pasta. This sake is best enjoyed cold in a sake/wine glass.

Keiryu Daiginjo is made with Yamada nishiki from Hyogo Prefecture, which is polished to 50% and yeast No. 1801, which is used to create a balance of flavour and aroma. It has a fruity aroma and a refreshing dry flavour that pairs well with Japanese food. The Keiryu Daiginjo has won awards not only in Japan but also in overseas competitions. A sake that can therefore be considered perfect for both a Western and Asian pallet. Soft and harmonious. Pineapple, orange peel, pear, lychee and melon in the mouth and nose. Refreshing fruity style with medium body and a super finish. Delicious with a Caesar Salad and Nigiri Sushi. This sake is best served cold in the special Sophienwald sake glass.

Kikusui Cidre is a Nagano craft cider made with 100% locally grown apples from Southern Shinshu, including Fuji, Shinano Gold, and Kougyoku varieties (over a dozen types). It has a well-balanced sweetness and acidity, with some umami, resulting in a refreshing taste

Keiryu Kuragakoi Honjozo is a typical traditional made Honjozo. Earth, lactic, cereal but also creamy, juicy citrus fruits in the nose. On the pallate smooth, rounded texture with lots of Umami. Pronounced acidity leads to a dry and fine finish. This Sake won gold at the International Wine Challenge a numerous time.

Kikusui Momo is a fruity liqueur made with sweet and fresh Japanese peaches. Great balance between sweet and acidity makes thsi a very easy to drink fruit sake.Best served cold sec or with some ice cubes.

Kikusui Karin Quince is made with Japanese quince which has a wonderfully soft sweetness. The perfect summer drink on ice or well cooled.

Tsukasabotan’s Taru Honjozo is crafted with traditional techniques handed down through generations, allowing the cedar barrels to impart their character to a crisp, dry Honjozo sake. The sake reveals a refined balance of cedar aroma with a light, dry and clean profile. When tasted, a gentle spread of woody fragrance appears—subtle yet present—followed by a solid, rich flavour with natural depth. It can be enjoyed chilled, at room temperature, or warmed, and pairs particularly well with dishes such as wild vegetables and mushrooms. Founded in 1603 in the Tosa region, Tsukasabotan Brewing Company uses underground water from the Niyodo River, one of Japan’s clearest rivers. Legend tells that sake brewed with this water was once offered to the gods. Across the centuries, Tsukasabotan has placed quality first; even during wartime rice shortages, the brewery reduced production volumes rather than compromise, securing its reputation as a respected national brand.

Sekaiitto Yuzu Zero is for lovers of non-alcoholic tasty drinks with character. One of the best fruit sake producers in Japan has now developed a Zero line with an extreme high percentage of fresh yuzu. Great balance between the acidity and light sweetness makes this the ideal drink in the summer. The sensation of the fruit but without the alcohol. Enjoy this delicious fresh yuzu drink. Best served cold or on the rocks.

Sekaiitto Momo ZERO is the non-alcoholic version of the popular regular Momo sake. Highly concentrated thick peach juice, particularly flavorful and with a nice balance between the luscious sweet and subtle acidity. This fruit drink is best enjoyed cold or on ice.

Sekaiitto Umeshu ZERO is an alcohol-free variant of the well-known Plum wine that is actually based on ume and not plum. Finally a super nice alternative for people who want to have a drink with a nice drink but without alcohol. Lush sweetness combined with super fine acidity, subtle notes of almond and marzipan. This fruit drink is best enjoyed cold or on ice.

Kyokuko Sparkling Kijoshu is complete different from any other sake with bubbles through the unique Kijoshu brewing method. With this special method, a full powerful sweet sake is created with a very nice balance between the sweet on the one hand and the acids in the sake on the other. A sublime lush sake with bubbles is the result. Nice mousse, nice fruit in the nose and on the pallet, lots of umami and a fantastic fine aftertaste. When brewing sake, the Moromi tank is normally filled in three steps for four days. The first day the tank is filled for 1/6 with the yeast starter, steamed rice, koji rice and water. The second day is not done anything, the third day the quantity in the tank is doubled, then 2/6 steamed rice, Koji and water is added. The fourth day this amount is doubled with the addition of 3/6 tank of steamed rice, koji and water. With the Kijoshu method, the fourth day of sake is added instead of water, making the sake much sweeter and fuller after fermentation than with the normal method.This sake can be served with desserts but also as a apertif.This sake is best served cold in a flûte.

This yuzu sake (liqueur-ish) is based on Ninki’s Junmai Ginjo sake (60% polished). It combines the complex umami depth of sake with bright, refreshing citrus notes. Smooth and well-balanced, easy to drink.Best served cold.

This yuzu liqueur is based on the Ninki’s mugi shochu. Made with premium yuzu, it combines the naturally sweet yet tangy yuzu profile with a clean shochu taste. Smooth and well-balanced, easy to drink.Best served cold.

Momo Toro is luxurious crafted from perfectly ripened peaches from the Date region, blended with premium Junmai sake from the renowned Okunomatsu brewery. This unique combination creates an irresistibly smooth and velvety texture. From the very first sip, you'll be transported to an orchard bursting with the juicy sweetness of fresh peaches. Enjoy Momo Toro straight, over ice, or as the perfect addition to a cocktail. Pair it with soda, orange juice, oolong tea, or explore your own creative twists for a truly delightful experience.

Ringo Toro is a beautiful blending of ripe apples from Japan's leading apple producer Aomori prefecture with special Junmai sake from Okunomatsu. Fresh nose with green apple, melon and apricot, on the palate a refined balance between sour and sweet with a pleasant aftertaste.

Ume Toro is a mellow blend of luxuriously sweet, fragrant matured umeshu and our own special-grade Junmai sake. Smooth and supremely elegant umeshu is reborn as soft, velvety Okunomatsu's original plum liqueur.

Keiryu Asa-shibori Shuppin is a limited-edition sake that is brewed and stored in the same way as the brewery's special competition sake. It's a popular sake among sake connoisseurs, as it brings out the original umami, sweetness, and acidity best of sake. The sake ferments at a low temperature for three days longer than usual, eventually bringing the alcohol content to 20%. It is bottled and immediately stored on ice as soon as it is pressed early in the morning.  Concentrated and juicy, well balanced with mild sweetness, white peach, berries, persimmon. Creamy texture and a spicy aftertaste.  Scampi with garlic is a dish almost not to combine with wine, but this sake does the match seamlessly. It is best to serve this sake cold in a white wine glass.

Saku-Saku Karakuchi Okunomatsu is an easy-to-drink Honjozo with aromas of exotic fruit, roasted grain and rice flour on the nose. On the palate, the umami character stands out, complemented by refined dry notes that also linger in the finish. Karakuchi means “dry” in Japanese and is often used to describe sake with a distinctly dry flavour profile. This sake pairs especially well with spicy Asian dishes, offering a pleasant counterbalance. It can be enjoyed both chilled and gently warmed.