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A production unchanged since the release of this product 50 years ago! At that time, Kameman Shuzo was known for its nigori and this is its best-selling sake. A nigori sake with a lot of substance, big lumps, and finally close to a doburoku. A taste experience quite rare nowadays. Emblematic of Kameman Shuzo <span...

For this premium cuvée, Yomeishu uses no fewer than 19 botanicals prepared in four separate batches, one of which contains only Kuromoji. The result is a very smooth gin, characterised by an intense flavour and a long finish. A walk in the Nagano forest 香の森　養命酒製造（長野県） <span...

Kanoshizuku is the entry-level gin of Yomeshu Seizo. A relatively dry gin that allows you to fully appreciate the refreshing and light aromas of the Kuromoji plant, which has been Yomeshu's speciality for over four centuries. To discover the Kuromoji, speciality of Yomeishu Seizo 香の雫...

Kawasemi is a fresh tasting, subtile sake which reveals floral and fruity tones of ripe apples, pears and litchis as well as spices. This character develops in fruit juices and opens up to more cereal flavours. Its final taste is slightly acidic that leaves your palette fresh and open. Rich, fruity, ideal for apertif. To discover and share !<br...

Kawasemi is a fresh tasting, subtile sake which reveals floral and fruity tones of ripe apples, pears and litchis as well as spices. This character develops in fruit juices and opens up to more cereal flavours. Its final taste is slightly acidic that leaves your palette fresh and open. Rich, fruity, ideal for apertif. To discover and share !<br...

The koji comes from Okinawa and stems from Awamori. We can find notes of awamori with Kiccho Houzan, powerful notes that makes us think of distilling technics from the south of Japan. It is a shochu that is rich and intense with a lovely smoky taste, vanilla, white beans and mushrooms. With this shochu version black Koji is used to make it<br...

With these hashioki (chopstick holders), Arita porcelain takes up the theme of traditional Japanese designs. Ume &amp; Tsuru, Maromonami, Inaho, Fuji and Yuki, their meaning is given in the long description. Dimensions of each unit: diam. 2cm h. 7 mm Price indicated for the set <span...

An Arita porcelain katakuchi featuring the classic Janome theme, the snake's eye used to measure the degree of filtration of sake by visually assessing its turbidity. See the detailed description for the history of this collection. Dim. H 11 cm - Diam 6 cm Made in Japan. <span...

A sake made from a rice blend. The Yamadanishiki, which is used for the Koji rice (the Kojimaï) will impart its structure. Then the Kakemaï (the rice added when fermentation) is Dewasansan rice ; it brings aromas and vivacity. Rich, smooth, fruity 紀伊国屋文左衛門 純米...

It is produced by a small traditional family brewery located on the Island of Kurahashi south of Hiroshima. It started in 1899 and was the first to bottled Kijoshu, sakes that are made and adjusted with sake. A smooth and rich nigorizake, yet sharp and fresh 清盛 濃厚芳醇平安濁酒　榎酒造（広島県） <span...

Koï Gold is a sake produced to commemorate the beginning of the Reiwa era. It is elegantly bottled in Takata Yaki, a unique material, a specialty of the Gifu region, between porcelain and ceramics, selected for its favorable interaction with sake. The designs on the bottle are in gold. Limited Edition 200 bottles <span...

A very delicate nose and extremely subtile, a typical Ginjo. Discrete and refreshing aromas of fruits with white flesh such as melons, peaches. Clean and suave in your mouth with notes of white flowers. The persisting aromas are peaches and melons that are slightly acidic. Finishing off very discretely full of freshness. Delicate, subtle,...