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リキュール　とろける桃 Liqueur Torokeru Momo Fruity peach sake best for summer! Liqueur Torokeru Momo uses plenty of peaches. It contains grated peaches as well as collagen and vitamin C which are good for your skin. Enjoy its thick and smooth texture. 【Sommelier's recommendation】True to its name, this sake’s aroma is exactly like...

Wiliam Adams Rose-flavoured sake with four hundred years of history. William Adams, known in Japanese as Anjin Miura, was an English navigator who arrived in Japan in 1600 via the Dutch ship De Liefde. Adams helped establish English and Dutch trading posts for the East India Company in Hirado. In...

リキュール　ゆず Liqueur Yuzu A zesty, full-flavoured Japanese citrus sensation. Liqueur Yuzu is made from yuzus sourced from Kochi, Japan's largest yuzu-growing region. The unique citrusy tang is thanks to incorporating both the juice and the zest in the brewing process. This sake also balances acidity and sweetness, creating an enjoyably smooth...

はちみつレモンA refreshing sake made from locally sourced ingredients. Hachimitsu Lemon translates to ‘honey and lemon’, which are the key ingredients of this sake. Both the lemon and honey are sourced locally – the lemon is from the sun-drenched and sea-breezy city of MinamiShimabara, and the rich honey is from Isahaya....

信州ふるる　梅酒Best rated at the tasting! Ume is a Japanese plum which has nicely sweet and sour taste. The ume is from Nagano which is famous for rich lands for fruits. Normally Umeshu is made from shochu (Japanese distilled spirits) and ume but this Umeshu is made from sake and ume which...

信州ふるる　りんご酒Nagano, the region where the brewer is located, is famous for apples. This sake liquor doesn’t have extra additives and use only apples and Sake! 【Sommelier's recommendation】The aroma is like an apple juice but the flavor is not that strong. It is additive-free and you'll be surprised with the strong...

亀の世　普通酒　辛口Gold Award at the 2016 / 2018 / 2022 Atsukan (warmed sake) contest in JapanFutsu-shu means ‘normal sake’ which doesn’t qualify for Tokutei Meisho shu (Premium sake). It’s an equivalent to ‘table wine’ in the wine world. Karakuchi means dry taste.Sake production generally follows a method of three-step brewing, in which rice koji,...