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Nanbubijin Shinpaku Yamadanishiki Junmai Daiginjo Japanese Sake

KURA MASTER le grand concours de sake japonais de Paris "Platinum Sake" This Sake has beautiful aromas of fresh peach or strawberry with very mild rice aromas like soft marshmallows

Dassai Dassai 45

Premium Junmai Daiginjo Sake from Asahi Shuzo, Yamaguchi, Japan. Using top quality rice Yamada-Nishiki polished down to 45%. Renewed from the DASSAI 50. It has fruit aromatics and delicate sweetness.Designed to accompany all kinds of meals, this rich, structured and full flavoured sake can also stand up to white meats or poultry.Enjoy Dassai well chilled.

CHOYA Sarari

Fruit liqueur made only from Japanese ume. Light and fresh. To be enjoy daily chilled& straight, on-the-rocks, or mixed with juice.

Amanoto Junmai Ginjo Non-Vintage

The Choya Nankobai Genshu

The highly tartness with rich taste comes from pure ume liqueur. (Genshu)To be enjoy chilled, on-the-rocks, mixed with soda or hot water.

Akashi-Tai Junmai Daiginjo Genshu

One of the finest luxury sakes around,this medium-bodied hand-made artisan sake is produced using fine highly-prized Yamadanishiki rice grown in a district of Hyogo. Polished to the highest leve until only 38% of the grain remains, it is fermented in small batches for two months. The complex nose exhibits nuances of melon, lemon, bitter orange and green grass. The palate is superbly balanced with crystallised notes of tropical fruit and citrus with a thread of subtle umami on a long-lasting finish.

Houraisen Ao Shiso Kaoru Umeshu Non-Vintage Non-Vintage

Tengumai Kimoto Jikomi Junmai Non-Vintage Non-Vintage

Houraisen Beshi Tokebetsu Junmai Non-Vintage Non-Vintage

Nakao Jozo Maboroshi Junmai Ginjo

The brewery's unique yeast and top-secret traditional techniques enabled it to be selected as the Imperial New Year's sake for three years from 1948 to 1950. The name "Maboroshi" was given to a special sake made using a unique process that has been handed down since that time. Based on the concept of a food sake, Junmai Ginjo Maboroshi is brewed with Hattan Nishiki, a suitable rice for sake brewing produced in Hiroshima Prefecture, using No. 9 yeast. The refreshing ginjo aroma is elegantly expressed, and the flavour is broadened by ageing to fully bring out the characteristics of Hattan Nishiki, while the mouthfeel is clean and refreshing. The balance of sweetness, umami, acidity and a hint of bitterness creates a refreshing drinking experience with a good finish.