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Beshi is the name given to Houraisen's Tokubetsu (special) Junmai. It is beautifully balanced with a gentle but complex nose. There is fine acidity and fullness on the palate, with smoothness and a nice dry finish.

Chiebijin is brewed by Nakano Shuzo in Oita Prefecture. It is the most standard Junmai sake. It has a soft, gentle Sweetness and clean acidity. Nakano were aiming to create a reasonably priced, delicious junmai sake. It is a well-balanced sake that can be enjoyed on its own or as a mid-meal sake with a wide range of appetizers, sashimi, and grilled dishes.

Orange Bitters adds structure, complexity and fruitiness to classic and modern mixed drinks. The aroma of bitter orange peel is followed by spicy flavours of cardamom, caraway and nutmeg make the Orange Bitters essential for the preparation of a classic Dry Martini cocktail. Additionally also works with all kinds of clear and aged spirits and liqueurs.

Cocolada Coconut Liqueur captures the taste of the tropical with a delicious blend of coconut flavours crafted with the utmost care to create a smooth, easy drinking Caribbean inspired beverage. An ideal mixer for cocktails or simply over ice.

Bright with complex citrus aromas. The dominant grapefruit aroma and flavour mellows into the vegetal green flavours of hops. This bitters is best friends to Gin, Vodka, Blanco Tequila and Light Rum and a great ingredient for citrus-heavy drinks that may otherwise feel dull or overly sweet.

Fresh on the plate, and with a pleasant cedar flavour that brings its peculiar richness and well-balanced aroma, This is brings the full taste and pleasure of Sake.

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

Rich taste of ripen fruit. Notes of brandy are very mellow.To be enjoy chilled, on-the-rocks, mixed with soda or hot water.

Umeshu (plum wine) is a Japanese liqueur that is made from unripe Ume fruit that is steeped in Shochu and sugar. The result is a sweet and sour liqueur that is can be mixed with soda, green tea or just with ice.