Seikyo Ginjo is a Hiroshima style Sake; fruity and semidry. Uniquely the yeast used in this Sake comes from apple skin which gives a beautiful fragrance. A lovely apéritif.

Classic example of Nada style sake due to their hard water. Lots of stone fruit aromas, dry with good acidity to finish. Try with anything from fish and chips to chicken schnitzel.

Fermented at very low temperatures, this is a beautifully balanced sake with aromas of Apricots and steamed rice. Great with griled pork or ocean trout and mash potato

Made with real Yuzu juice, it shows some cloudyness with the pulp.Shake before serving chilled or over ice

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.

This junmaishu is made with the aim to create a during-a-meal sake that does not feel heavy. It has a clear, crisp, and light taste, making it a versatile sake that goes well with a variety of dishes. When served cold, it has a mild dryness and crispness, and when warmed, the rice flavor is enhanced and the taste becomes deeper. It is a versatile sake that can be served cold or warmed, but the brewery recommends that it be served lukewarm. It can be enjoyed at a variety of temperatures to suit your taste and cuisine.

One of the most iconic sake labels, it is brewed using classic koji and delivers a texture and aroma that is rich and dense. Namazume means one time pasteurised which contributes to the full-body of this sake and the distinct flavour of the high- quality rice. It exhibits fragrant aromas of fruit and flowers with a dash of green apple and stone fruit that follow through to the palate. Pair it with agedashi tofu.