Sake

Yes, this is sake in a juice box. With a straw. And it’s delicious.

Terada Honke “Shizen no Manma” Junmai Sake

Silken texture, with bright acidity and a pleasing finish. A touch of distilled alcohol lends elegance; purity and clarity are paramount here. The Nagai family founded this brewery in 1884.

Niigata prefecture is celebrated for it’s pristine air & water… & for the tremendous amount of snow it receives every year. It is there where Yuki Otoko (or the Niigata Yeti) is said to live and occasionally help travellers find their way (it’s a nice Yet

Excellent acidity are balanced by nuttiness and earth. Robust apple pie aromas, with daikon, dried honey, and green herbs, but a medium bodied, dry palate. Serve chilled or warm.

Located in the village of Tano, on the Pacific side of Shikoku island, wedged between the ocean & the mountains. The pristine location translates into an equally pristine sake. Tokubetsu means "special" - more refined than most Junmai, with zesty, almost

Kidoizumi Shuzo “Yamadanishiki” Junmai Sake

Miyoshino Jozo “Hanatomoe Masamune Tarumaru” Junmai Sake

Excellent acidity are balanced by nuttiness and earth. Robust apple pie aromas, with daikon, dried honey, and green herbs, but a medium bodied, dry palate. Serve chilled or warm.

Niigata gets among the most snowfall of any area in Japan, which means it is therefore among the snowiest places on the planet. Did you know heavy snows actually clean the air? That's math for a great sake. This is as fresh as new fallen snow, with round,

Kenji Fujii has been making sake for forty years. This nigori from the snowy, mountainous Japanese Alps is creamy & delicious. The slight, natural sweetness of the rice is paired with delicate cinnamon and clove-like flavors. Serve chilled & give the bott