Flavor profile:
Banshu Ikkon Super Dry
is a performance sake, engineered to be distinctly and refreshingly dry.

Aroma: Fruity notes of Asian apple, pear, orange peel, and mint.
Taste: A vibrant and zesty palate with hints of citrus,... Read More

ABV: 16% • Rice: Grade A Yamada Nishiki rice from Tojo • Rice Polishing Ratio: 30% • ABV: 15% • SMV: +3 • Acidity: 1.4 • Amino Acid: 0.6 • Yeast: KA-1 – Kumamoto Yeast • Water: Underground... Read More

On-the-go, hassle free, premium Ginjo Genshu sake in a can. Bushido is the ancient Japanese warrior code of moral values, loyalty, and honor until death. Usually unuttered and unwritten, the code allows the violent existence of... Read More

This cloudy “nigori” sake will transport you to Osaka and the Daimon brewery where they have been crafting fresh, lively sake for six generations.

TASTING NOTES

A creamy & mild nigori with notes of banana, citrus and... Read More

This is Osaka's first Limited Edition Koshu blend. Carefully blending the 4-time Gold Medal champion Daimon 35 with a 22-year-old koshu has enabled Daimon Brewery to launch this very special and limited sake. The product comes... Read More

Living delicately between the worlds of liqueur and whisky, this sweetened dram is born out of the tradition of ‘ume-shu’ which translates to ‘plum alcohol.’ In late May, green, sour plums are harvested... Read More

Miho-san revived Hattanso rice, an extinct heirloom breed, by devoting over 10 years of her life to learning how to grow it and brew with it. Female brewery owner and Toji, Miho Imada, mills the rice for this sake less than most... Read More

Sparkling sake made through secondary fermentation in bottle. Toji Miho Imada uses a little white koji in this sake, resulting in citrus notes and refreshing finish.

TASTING NOTES

Crisp notes of lemon-lime and apple aromas with... Read More

SAKE OVERVIEW

This vibrant showstopper is beautifully soft and feminine, brewed by one of Japan's only female brewery owners and tojis. Brewed in Hiroshima, the birthplace of Ginjo sake, which is known for remarkably soft... Read More