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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.

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.

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.

Shinoya Kahei Junmai is another masterpiece from Endo Brewery Nagano. Considered and awarded as one of the best Junmai sake from Japan. Juicy citrus fruits in the nose with nice accents of rice, toasted grain and banana. Round texture full of umami. witrh a silk feeling. Pronounced acidity which leads to a dry aftertaste.Great with grilled dishes.Best served at any temperature depending on the occasion.

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 roughly filtered 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 best Nigori saker from Japan in 2025.

Yama Yuzu Shibori Tsukasabotan from Kochi is a soft Yuzu Sake with a delicious touch of Yuzu juice (10%). The soft aroma and the lively acidity of the Yuzu provide a pleasant citruskick without any bitterness. This is done by, among other things, pressing to remove the bitter oil from the Yuzu, and the pasteurization method at low temperature that is usually used for high quality sake.

Keiryu 150th Anniversary Ginjo was made first time In honour of the brewery's 150th Anniversary. In 2024 and 2026 the sake was awarded as best Ginjo from Japan by the most prestigieus sake blindtasting competition, The International Wine Challenge. Everything you hope to ever find in a Ginjo sake is in this sake. Abundant typical Ginjo notes of melon, apple and petals, Wasanbon and Muscat grape. Delicate and fresh on the pallet with a good depth of floral characteristics. Endlessly beautiful long in the aftertaste. Delicious with Spaghetti Carbonara and aged hard cheese. This sake is best enjoyed cold in a white wine glass.

Sekaiitto Yuzu Sparkling is crafted with premium sake and real yuzu juice, creating a naturally sweet yet tangy citrus profile. Light, crisp, and refreshing, it offers gentle bubbles and a balanced interplay of soft sweetness and acidity. The distinctive aroma of yuzu is present in every sip, best enjoyed well chilled as an invigorating aperitif.

Karahashi Yamada-nishiki of Aizu Homare is a Muroka Genshu (Fresh Aged) sake made with hundred percent Yamada-nishiki rice, exclusively obtained from the Hyogo prefecture. Carefully brewed with ultra soft water, "Kitakara Meisui," from a depth of 100 meters below ground. After the press process, the sake is immediately bottled and space is given to mature the flavors. This is followed by fast cooling up to -5 Celsius in a cooled room. Every step in making this sake is carried out under strict supervision, until just before it is ready for shipment. This beautiful made sake reveals a bouquet that is reminiscent of apples and tropical fruit, with an exuberant scent. The unique and extensive flavor profile, specific to Yamada-Nishiki, is characterized by its lush and balanced interplay of acidity and sweetness. The refreshing, crispy aftertaste with a touch of sharpness is another characteristic of this exceptional sake, the result of dedicated craftsmanship and accurate control until the moment it is served in your glass. Receiver of the 2017 IWC (International Wine Challenge) 'Gold medal Trophy' in the Junmai Ginjo Sake category.

Ninki Fresh Aged Junmai Daiginjo is a matured sake that balances the depth of ageing with the freshness of newly pressed sake. Immediately cooled to -3°C after bottling, pasteurised at 63°C, bottle-aged for a refined finish. Its floral, fruity notes pair beautiful with light dishes and served cold in a wine glass.

Takanenishiki Junmai is made with a rice species that is unique to Nagano, the Takane-nichiki rice, A fragile rice grain full of taste that is difficult to brew. It is a cross between Gohyaku-Mangoku and Miyama-nichiki,. These blend of the two most used rice species for Sake, creates an elegant bouquet and aroma that is representative of an easily drinkable sake to enjoy with lots of good food.

Okunomatsu Dry Aged Ginjo is the opposite of regular aged sake. Normally, matured sake is sweet with nice acids to ensure balance and the residual sugars and acids act as natural preservatives so that the sake can age in a beautiful way. This limited edition sake that is at least 5 years old has few residual sugars and less acids, on the other hand the so-called layers when you taste it. Complex rich with a nice long finish. Best served chilled in a sake or wine glass.

Sekaiitto Momo is a soft and fruity liqueur made from sake and ripe Japanese white peaches. The peaches, ripened under the sun, are peeled and processed into a fine puree before being blended with sake. The result is a smooth, full-bodied liqueur with the rich texture of fresh peach juice. Sekaiitto Brewery, founded in 1884 in Wakayama City, is guided by the motto “Beyond deliciousness”. The name Sekaiitto translates to “Unifying the sake world”. Located in Wakayama, often referred to as the fruit basket of Japan, the brewery is internationally recognised for its fruit liqueurs crafted from sake and shochu.

Mitsutake Kimagure Dragon Kijoshu was created through an intricate brewing process that was long forgotten but revived in 1974. In contrast to building up the fermentation in the tank with only water, there is already an addition of 50% sake instead of water during fermentation. The result is a lush, full-bodied, sweet sake that can often easily age for more than 20 years, but is also super tasty and interesting when fresh. Full, sweet and insanely complex.Best served cold or room temperature in a wine or sake glass

Keiryu Asa-Shibori Daiginjo Nama Genshu from Endo Shuzo, is a freshly bottled 'Nama' Sake brewed with Miyama-chiki rice polished to 49%. This Nama Genshu gives fruity aroma, fresh taste and sweetness of rice. Fermented at low temperature in the winter, brewed with natural spring water from the mountains in Nagano. This Sake has won several prizes internationally.Best served cold in a sake or white wine glass.

Fu-in junmai ginjo Sake brewed by Tsukasabotan from Kochi in the south west of Japan. This is a very easily drinkable sake with a nose full of fruit and a nice juicy taste. Very clean, round, smooth and dry. Hints of appel, pear, melon, white grape elements in the nose and on the pallet. A nice dry aftertaste completes the sake completely.The sake can be served with French Cuisine fish starters as well as with any Asian food.This sake is best to be consumed cold in a Sophienwald sake glass or a wide white wine glass.

Keiryu Wine Yeast is made with wine yeast instead of normal sake yeast. It is a new style of sake with a low alcohol content and relatively high acidity that is well balanced with sumptuous sweetness. On the nose orange, honey, banana, white flowers and pear. Great texture, full of flavor, lots of Umami which gives this sake plenty of great sake food options. Try this sake with blue cheese or grilled lobster. This sake is best served cold in a white wine glass.

Kitakata Terroir Episode II Junmai is a Junmai Muroka Genshu sake, or pure rice sake without carbon filtration to which no water has been added before bottling. The sake is made from Yumenokaori sake rice from Kitakata and yeast that was locally developed in Fukushima. In the nose hints of Muscat grapes, melon and Lychee. On the slightly dry pallet, the beautiful, powerful, full, robust taste with lots of Umami stands out. The finish is refined and very enjoyable. A powerful sake that combines wonderfully with grilled dishes, especially when offered hot. The sake can be served cold in a white wine glass or hot in an O-Choko.

Long-aged Koji Sake from Aizu Homare was brewed in 2005 with 100% koji rice. Although the brewing process is the same as normal sake, apart from the use of only Koji rice, the taste is exceptional and balanced sweet with a refreshing sour in the aftertaste. During the ripening process, a unique aroma, the amber color and the full taste, are created, which are real characteristics of ripened sake.This sake can be served at different temperatures showing a unique caracter with each temperature served.

Houka Black Label Junmai Daiginjo is a classic example of pure rich flavoured Junmai Daiginjo sake. In the nose lots of fruit like melon, peach, strawberry, blueberry. Great juicy pallet where all the flavors from the nose coming back, with a refined touch of acidity balancing the light sweetness. The finish is full of rolling acidity giving it a desired long pleasant finish. Enjoy this sake cold in a wine glass. Best served with a traditional Kaiseki meal, awesome with pasta dishes. 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.

Kyokuko Kijoshu Hyaku is a sake made according to the special Kijoshu method. The result is a super nice balanced sake between sweetness and acidity. Every year is different with this sake and aging often makes this sake more beautiful year after year. However, the sake already gives the ultimate taste experience with an luscious and acidity balance in combination with an infinite number of taste factors. Make a list of what you smell and taste and it will be endless from honey to mint to fennel, anise and currants. From banana to pepper, from roasted grains to dried fruit.The current vintage is 2026. Delicious with chocolate desserts but also with cheese and a rhubarb tart.Best served cold in a wine glass

Mizuho Gold 3yrs Awamori is made from carefully selected aged Awamori (kusu) matured for more than three years, finished at 30% ABV. It releases a gentle sweetness on the nose, with aromas reminiscent of caramel and roasted nuts. On the palate, it shows a mellow character with balanced richness and umami, capturing the depth of long ageing. It is best appreciated by sipping slowly, neat or on the rocks, to discover its layered expression. Founded in 1848 in Shuri during the reign of King Shō Tai, Mizuho Shuzo is the oldest surviving brewery of the Shuri Sanka districts. Long associated with the Ryukyu royal family, it continues to protect the tradition of Ryukyu Awamori while remaining rooted in the culture and history of Shuri.

Yuzu Aged 18yrs is a rare and unprecedented liqueur, created by steeping yuzu from Kitagawa Village in Kochi Prefecture into Tsukasabotan’s authentic rice-based shochu, and then ageing it for an extraordinary 18 years. As yuzu trees themselves take 18 years to bear fruit, this liqueur represents 36 years of patience before release. It has been described as a “baka” drink—boldly going against the times. In contrast to the light, juice-like liqueurs common today, this expression carries depth, weight, and intensity. It is defined by a rich, thick sweetness and a substantial, heavy flavour that lingers. Best enjoyed slowly over ice, it reveals its layers sip by sip. Tsukasabotan Brewing Company, founded in 1603 in the Tosa region, uses underground water drawn from the Niyodo River, one of Japan’s clearest rivers. Tradition holds that sake brewed with this water was once offered to the gods. For centuries, the brewery has placed quality above all else, even during the wartime rice shortages, when it reduced output rather than compromise. This principle helped Tsukasabotan grow into a nationally recognised name.

Prisma Spanish Oak — Spanish-oak-aged Awamori with rounder texture, layered spice and gentle sweetness, while retaining the core Awamori character. Distilled alongside Prisma Zero, then matured in Spanish oak. Made by Yaesen Shuzo on Ishigaki. Serve neat in a tulip glass; perfect for side-by-side tasting with Prisma Zero. Crafted by Yaesen Shuzo on Ishigaki Island, the set reflects the distillery’s philosophy of tradition and innovation. Direct-fire distillation, long established on the island, is combined with pioneering barrel ageing techniques. From its hilltop home overlooking the sea, Yaesen continues to create Awamori that carries the nature and culture of Ishigaki in every drop.

Prisma  — Tank-aged Awamori showing the spirit in its pure form: clean, powerful and umami-driven, without any oak influence. Distilled alongside Prisma and matured in tank to preserve raw depth and texture. Crafted by Yaesen Shuzo on Ishigaki, where direct firing meets careful maturation. Serve neat or over a large cube. Crafted by Yaesen Shuzo on Ishigaki Island, the set reflects the distillery’s philosophy of tradition and innovation. Direct-fire distillation, long established on the island, is combined with pioneering barrel ageing techniques. From its hilltop home overlooking the sea, Yaesen continues to create Awamori that carries the nature and culture of Ishigaki in every drop.

Sakura Ichiban 5yrs Awamori is a refined Japanese spirit from the historic Yamakawa Distillery in Okinawa. Aged for five years, it expresses the elegance of Kūsū (matured Awamori) with a delicate fragrance, gentle sweetness and layered complexity that wine lovers will appreciate for its balance and finesse. On the nose, light floral and mellow Kūsū aromas set the tone. The palate reveals a soft sweetness and rich depth, developing into a more powerful taste when enjoyed neat. When diluted with water, the spirit becomes smoother while retaining its signature character. Clear and transparent, this Awamori also serves beautifully as a base for refined cocktails. Named after the Yaedake Cherry Blossom Festival, the very first of Japan’s annual sakura celebrations, Sakura Ichiban embodies freshness, elegance and a deep sense of Okinawan tradition. Founded in 1946, Yamakawa Distillery is dedicated to reviving and preserving the culture of Kūsū. Using mineral-rich spring water from its own source and careful distillation with minimal filtration, Yamakawa produces Awamori that reflects both craftsmanship and terroir. Sakura Ichiban 5yrs combines the elegance of aged wine with the distinctive soul of Okinawa – a must-try for connoisseurs seeking authentic Japanese Awamori.

Forest of Coral 7yrs Awamori is defined by the richness of long ageing. From the glass rises a sweet aroma reminiscent of caramel, leading into a mellow, deep flavour with gentle sweetness. It can be enjoyed neat to appreciate its full character, then on the rocks or diluted with water according to preference. Part of the proceeds from this product support marine conservation initiatives, including coral transplantation projects. Founded in 1848 in Shuri during the reign of King Shō Tai, Mizuho Shuzo is the oldest surviving brewery within the Shuri Sanka districts. Closely tied to the Ryukyu royal family, the distillery continues to safeguard the tradition of Ryukyu Awamori while remaining firmly rooted in the history and culture of Shuri.

Keiryu Dai-Koshu 38 yrs is a Junmai sake made by Endo Shuzo from Nagano. It is brewed around 1986 and is therefore aged over 38 years. Because of this ripening, the sake has gained a beautiful golden color and an enormous complexity. Rich elegant nose with rye, apricots, banana bread, coffee spaces. Ahorn syrup, fried sweet potato, roasted nuts, miso, soy sauce fine silky aftertaste. Limited available. Best served chilled or at body temperature. This sake was awarded as best light matured sake from Japan in 2026 and won many gold medals at the International Wine Challenge next to a number of other international prizes.

Royal Mizuho 5yrs Awamori is crafted with black koji, which softens with age, allowing both aroma and flavour to evolve. Only the finest aged Awamori (kusu) is carefully selected, each expression matured for more than five years, then blended in a unique ratio. When poured into a glass, exposure to air releases a delicate fragrance, with sweet notes recalling caramel and roasted nuts. On the palate, a gentle sweetness unfolds, accompanied by a smooth, mellow richness that reflects the elegance of Awamori aged for over five years. Founded in 1848 in Shuri during the reign of King Shō Tai, Mizuho Shuzo is the oldest surviving brewery in the Shuri Sanka districts. Its history has long been tied to the Ryukyu royal family, and today the distillery continues to preserve the heritage of Ryukyu Awamori while remaining firmly rooted in Shuri’s culture and tradition.

The hot sake package is a selection of sake that becomes more beautiful, exciting, robust and powerful when heated. Currently the package consists of the following sake: Miwatari Karakuchi Keiryu Kuragakoi HonjozoKyokuko Special Junmai Which sake do you drink warm?In the past, the idea was that you should always drink sake warm, but we now know that the best quality sake is best served when served cold. The idea of heating comes from the fact that in the past we only had cheap sake where the inferior quality was disguised by heating. When you are in Japan you generally even have to specifically ask for sake to be served warm. When asked whether there are also premium sakes that can be heated, we can be short and clear: yes. Which sake is suitable for heating depends on a number of things, but usually these are sakes that have a lot of dairy and grain notes, such as the Junmai and Honjozo types. In general, they are slightly drier types and usually more robust, with Yamahai and Kimoto brewed sake in particular standing out. Image for illustration - Update: Aug 26

This tasting set is designed as a guided introduction to the diversity of sake, letting you explore a balanced mix of styles, aromas, and flavour profiles in one curated selection. It’s ideal for both newcomers and experienced drinkers who want to compare different expressions side by side and discover personal favourites. The set includes the following selections: Okunomatsu SparklingKikusui GinjoKarakuchi Miwatari Endo Daiginjo Ana First Class Yuzu Homare Content may vary. Image shown for illustrative purposes only. Updated July26.

The Smooth Sake Set brings together a refined selection of sake known for their elegant texture and gentle fruit-forward character. Each bottle is chosen for its soft, approachable profile, making this set an excellent choice for relaxed sipping or as an introduction to premium styles. Expect a clean, balanced taste with subtle aromatic notes and a smooth finish. The package currently includes the following selections: Karahashi Yamada-nishiki Junmai Ginjo Bennet Junmai Daiginjo Navy Label Junmai Daiginjo Content may vary. Image shown for illustrative purposes only. Updated 7-26.

The Fine Dining package includes three sake that represent the very best the sake world has to offer. If you’re a lover of elegant, refined and complex sake with fruit and floral notes, this is the ultimate gift — whether you’re giving it to someone else or treating yourself. You will currently find the following three sake in this packageKiwamai - junmai daiginjo ANA First Class - junmai ginjo Houka Black label - junmai daiginjo This package has a changing selection.

Houka Junmai Daiginjo is a very subtle refined sake with a silky smooth taste, a round pallet and a perfect balance between all the elegant flavor notes. Lots of fruit in the nose, with peach, melon and white pear standing out. On the pallet is a velvet texture with many layers of different flavors. The finish is refreshing and particularly long. Perfect to enjoy cold in the special Sophienwald sake glass with your best friends or close family. The sake comes in a special wooden gift box. 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.

Barrel Awamori is distilled over direct fire using Ishigaki’s traditional kiln method, then left to mature for years in oak barrels. Production is deliberately limited, reflecting the precision and time required for this method. The spirit is known for its powerful oak-driven aroma and a depth of flavour often compared to whisky, yet it retains a brighter, more refreshing character that makes it distinctly Awamori. Enthusiasts prize it for the way cask and spirit harmonise into a bold, aromatic whole. This expression represents the philosophy of Yaesen Shuzo: the union of inherited craftsmanship and pioneering innovation. By introducing long-term barrel ageing to Awamori, the distillery set a benchmark in the industry. The result is a spirit where oak and Awamori merge seamlessly, offering a refined balance of the five elemental tastes. From its hilltop home overlooking the sea, Yaesen continues to craft Awamori rooted in Ishigaki’s nature and culture, cherished by islanders and admired far beyond Okinawa.

Sekaiitto Fruit Sake Set – 6 Premium Japanese Flavours Experience the vibrant taste of Japan with the Sekaiitto Fruit Sake Set. This exclusive collection of six bottles blends traditional Japanese sake with fresh fruit from Wakayama, a region renowned for its exceptional citrus and stone fruits. Perfect as a gift set, for a sake tasting, or as a unique drink for special occasions. Set includes: Pineapple Sake – Tropical sweetness with a crisp, refreshing finish. Jabara Sake – Rare, aromatic citrus with a hint of spice. Lemon Sake – Zesty, sparkling and invigorating. Hassaku Sake – Soft, refresshing, and bodied. Mikan Sake – Sweet Japanese mandarin with a rounded flavour. Umeshu – Plum sake, rich and creamy with a sweet-tart balance. Why choose Sekaiitto Fruit Sake? Authentic Japanese flavours, crafted in Wakayama. Convenient tasting bottles to explore every variety. A unique gift for sake lovers and Japanese drinks enthusiasts. Serve lightly chilled for the best flavour experience. Order now and enjoy the perfect harmony of traditional craftsmanship and fresh fruit aroma in this Japanese sake gift set.Image for illustration

Houka Vintage 2025 Junmai Daiginjo is a limited-edition sake with only around 428 bottles released, presented in an elegantly designed 720ml bottle. Brewed from three sake rice varieties grown in Nagano Prefecture—Kinmon Nishiki, Yamada Nishiki and Takane Nishiki—it carries the signature of the brewery’s pasteurisation method, which preserves a subtle gassy character. The sake is then aged for about six months at low temperature, developing into a refined and distinguished Junmai Daiginjo.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.

Specials sake package consists of unique sake that are special even in Japan. A spectacular package of specialties unknown even to most Japanese. Currently this package consists of the following sake:Endo - Wine YeastLong-Aged Koji 2025Kyokuko - Cedar BarrelFar Deep - Space Yeast & Sea WaterMiwatari - Wine ConnectionKyokuko - Kijoshu Sparkling *Image does not contain current set items - contents may change

Sake Sommelier’s Choice is a curated selection of unique sake, created for the true sake enthusiast. This gastronomic set is designed to be enjoyed throughout a dinner, paired with a variety of dishes.Image for illustration purposes.

Ninki's Godzilla Sake Set – Limited Edition (3 Bottles) GODZILLA SAKE SET – a very limited collector’s set with three exclusive sake brewed by the renowned Ninki Shuzo in Japan. The three Junmai Daiginjo sake are brewed in traditional wooden barrels and aged in the bottle, it’s a creation Godzilla himself would approve of. This unique set contains: Mechagodzilla Godzilla Cells Godzilla Both Godzilla Cells and Mechagodzilla are strictly limited to 1,000 bottles worldwide. Each bottle is individually numbered, making every sake a true collector’s item. Exclusively imported in Europe as the authorised European importer of Ninki Shuzo sake. Limited edition sake, Godzilla sake, Ninki Shuzo, Japanese sake, collector sake set, numbered bottles, exclusive import Europe