This exceptional sake is brewed at low temperatures using a unique strain of yeast called the Ehime EK-7 to enhance aroma and freshness. The result is elegant sake with a fruity sweetness to the palate and a mellow aftertaste. Pair it with Teriyaki chicken.

Another rare sake brewed with black koji from Ikemame brewers in the Fukuoka Prefecture. Its Turtle Red sake is aromatic and complex and exhibits a fine acidity and flavours of red berry fruit and umami on the palate with a rich texture and clean finish. Pair it with finely sliced Wagyu steak.

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.

Made with Miyama Nishiki rice in the Miyagi Prefecture, this delightful sake is well-rounded with a mellow and rich palate. A premium sake with a rice polishing ratio of 50%, it exhibits aromas of gentle incense with a clean and smooth finish.

Made in Kyoto Japan by appointment to the Imperial household this is a fine sake with rich, regal heritage - and it's great value.

Nakano BC's Junmai-shu has a gentle taste with rice flavor typical of its hometown Wakayama. The sake is made with "namachozo" process, which means that it is only heated once, instead of twice, so that you can enjoy the freshness and calm aroma of nama sake. It has a more gorgeous aroma than regular junmai-shu, and is slightly acidic so it can be enjoyed on the rocks. We recommend this sake for occasions when you want to drink it cold.

The label of this super-premium sake features the warbler that sings in February when it is icy cold, a time when quality sake in Japan is produced. The nose sings of fruit and flower aromas while the palate is a complex fusion of sweet sour and a pleasant taste of Japanese plum on the finish.

With this whisky, White Oak opted for a little twist in their aging process using ex Sake Casks to mature for three years. This provides a sweet and fruity profile. Full boded palate with deep sweetness, malt, and a very slight peat. Medium to long finish. Located in the city of Akashi in the Hyogo Prefecture, by the seaside of the Seto Island Sea is the White Oak Distillery. This distillery was founded in 1888 by Eigashima Shuzo and has been producing Sake and Shochu every since. In 1919, Eigashima Shuzo obtained a license to manufacture whisky and when the company moved to their current facilities in 1984, the White Oak Distillery was born.

Meaning the bridge to Japan, Nihonbashi Junmai Daiginjo sake represents the terminus of the Five Great Highways, connecting Edo, now Tokyo, with the provinces in the Edo period. This superior sake of rich rice aroma and taste captures ancient Japanese traditions of discovery and exploration.

A stunning sake distinguished by its maturation in Yoshino cedar barrel, distinguished by it maturation in Yoshino cedar barrels handmade in house by Kikkumasamune, it is dry and savoury with intense aromas of smoke and cedar with a balanced and silky palate. Drink this chilled or warm and match with spicy dishes or rich, full-flavoured cuisine.