Etsu Japanese Gin
Etsu, which translates to Pleasure in Japanese, is distilled on the Northern Island of Hokkaido in Japan.100% hand crafted with orange and fresh Yuzu on the nose. The palate is full bodied, with orange peel characters. The finish is fresh and well balanced.
Eiko Japanese Vodka
EIKO means SAMURAI GLORY in Japanese.Made in Hokkaido at Asahikawa Distillery using 100% corn.
Kyoto Distillery Ki No Bi Dry Gin
KI NO BI (The Beauty of the Seasons) is inspired by tradition and distilled, blended and bottled in Kyoto. We collaborate with the craftsmen and artisans of Kyoto who refine their skills in the legacy of the generations before them, working continuously in the cultural heart of Japan. Japans first dedicated gin distillery was founded with the sole intention of creating the finest gin possible: made from rice spirit and, wherever possible, using locally sourced botanicals, including yuzu, gyokuro tea and sansho pepper. The Founders are inspired by Kyoto culture, art, craftmanship and agriculture.
Shichida Junmai Ginjo720ml Non-Vintage
Shichida Junmai Daiginjo720ml Non-Vintage
Yoshinogawa Minamo JunmaiDaiginjo Non-Vintage
Dewazakura Dewa Sansan JunmaiGinjo Non-Vintage
Etsu Double Yuzu Japanese Gin
Botanicals including double the amount of Yuzu normally used are macerated for 7 days prior to being distilled to extract as much flavour and oils from the botanicals.
Dewazakura Junmai DaiginjoYukimegami 48 Non-Vintage
Komasa Ichigo Kagoshima Strawberry Gin
An exquisite blend of fragrant strawberries and herbs. The sweet and refreshing aroma of strawberries with a deep and lingering finish of herbs. These seemingly contradictory personalities coexist without canceling each other out, and each sip will make you want to keep tasting this unique marriage. With the juiciness of strawberries shining through the intricately overlapping flavours, this is a gin that evokes the rich climate of tropical Kagoshima. Tasting Notes: Nose: Mellow – Juniper, red berries Palate: Fresh – Strawberry, berries, herbaceous Finish: Persistent – Freshly cut grass