Akashi-Tai Honjozo Sake is a traditional sake, made to be lighter in style than other sakes. Crisp, dry and an easy to drink style with gentle aromas of lime, lemon and straw ...

An innovative sparkling sake from Akashi-Tai. The Junmai Gingjo designation indicates no alcohol was added after fermentation. Made using the traditional method, as used in Champagne, this is light, refreshing and reminiscent of Moscato d'Asti. A delicious aperitif.

Choya plum wine is produced to an original Japanese recipe by steeping green plums in shochu, which is typically distilled from barley or rice. The taste is pleasantly sweet, slightly floral and fruity. Perfect served chilled or as a plum wine spritzer.

Smooth and dry, Choya Sake is a traditional Japanese drink which is produced with care and attention. Fermented at a very low temperature, Choya Sake has the true fragrance and aroma of cooked rice as well as warmer, fruitier notes. Traditionally served warm in the cold winter or chilled in the warmer months, Choya Sake offers the true taste of Japan. Whether you drink it alone or alongside traditional Japanese food, this is definitely one drink to savour.

-Junmai Daiginjo, polished 50% - Brewed in Niigata, region famous for the rice - Aromatic notes (pear, apple, tropical) and full body (creamy,lactic). Balanced acidity - Developed to be used in cocktail but also with an easier approach to consumers, thought to be for everyone and shared in any occasion. Sake is not for sake connoisseurs, but must be something accessible to anyone. LABEL OR BOTTLING MAY VARY

Kohaku No Madoromi Shochu is a classic example of a traditional shochu made with 85% sweet potato and 15% rice, and is rich, bursting with undergrowth aromas, velvety on the palate, and delicately sweet in the finish.

What do you get when you make a plum liqueur with Sake? You get Umeshu! Using Ginjo grade Sake, plum and sugar, Akashi-Tai make an properly classic Umeshu that can be enjoyed hot (like Sake regularly is) or cold as part of a dessert. Once it's opened, you're going to want to keep the bottle in a refrigerator.

La Matcha combines the sweetness of molasses alcohol with the herbal notes of Matcha tea grown in Uji. Traditional Osaka sake adds a touch of originality to this Japanese spirit. Matcha is an excellent mixer that can transform any classic cocktail into an innovative new drink!