Sayori (garfish) is a Nakadori Junmai the equivalent of drop of juice (naka=medium ; dori=take). We only take the liquide that breaks away after the first juices come out before it is squeezed. It is a sake that is characterised by its mineral nature. You notice straight away by your sense of smell. Tense, mineral, sharp. Ideal to go all along...

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,...

A sake on fruit notes of raisin, green apple and pineapple. It is powerful and has a beautiful structure. The fresh finish beautifully evokes citrus. Its freshness is typical of the wonderful work of Yamanashi Meijo brewery, primarily through long fermentation at low temperature. Fresh, mineral, light   <span...

Surely one of the most successful Daïginjo of its generation. Sharp, fresh, with notes of green apples, young herbs and crisp grapes. Dense scents of ripe fruit (pineapples, bananas, pears), well-rounded and powerful, with exotic fruits pears and citrus fruits. A sake that will not disappoint you ! Vivid, fesh, crispy <span...

Shuho is clearly different from the other sake of the Daïginjo category: beyond the beautiful fruity sensations of green melon and muscatel grapes, the floral notes, Shuho is a very mineral and incredibly precise sake. A very dry sake with a Nihonshudo of +10 ! A Junmaï Daïginjo dry, mineral, tense ! <span...

A fascinating sake, by its method and its unique aromatic profile. Lively, fresh, fruity and complex. A strong impact, with a present and deep umami, powerful flavors. A sake to be discovered absolutely. Vivid and deep at the same time, a unique sake. 花巴 水もと純米酒　美吉野醸造（奈良県） <span...

An unpasteurized sake that expresses intact the purity of spring water from Hakushu. Nose on fruity notes, apples and tropical fruits, mixed with lactic notes. A lot of freshness in mouth, a juicy sake, but still round and creamy. We end with a nice acidity, bitterness. A clear, supple and light finish. Pur, fresh, on the quality of spring...

Produced according to the Kimoto method from Omachi rice and a yeast extracted from the rhododendron flower. The nose is fruity, with hints of apple and pineapple. Fruity expression on slightly lactic and spicy tones of nutmeg and mint. The iconic sake of the Amabuki Brewery 天吹 きもと純米大吟醸雄町...

With such incredible elegance produced by a little family brewery situated on the island of Kurahashi. They were the first to bottle Kijoshu, the sake’s that are adjusted with sakes. A 8 year old Kijoshu, rich and well-rounded 華鳩 純米貴醸酒 8年貯蔵　榎酒造（広島県） 50cl -...

Shichiken Sparkling is made using a double fermentation process called binaï niji hakko. At the end of fermentation, the filtration is intentionally incomplete, usu nigori, and so the material is kept in order to trigger a second fermentation in the bottle. Sparkling, fine and fruity <span...

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...

In small formats of 30cl, here are three essential references if you want to discover sake or help around you people to discover sake in the best way : Kawasemi, Koï Koï and Sayori (to be tasted in this order !) 3 SAKES 30cl Kawasemi - Koï Koï - Sayori