Dassai 23 Bisui Elegantly Tipsy is a limited-release, low-alcohol Junmai Daiginjo sake from Dassai, known for its refined elegance and delicate flavors. It achieves a low alcohol content (under 12%) through careful control of fermentation and temperature, without dilution. Despite the lower alcohol, it retains the signature elegant fragrance and refined taste profile of Dassai 23.

Masumi Shiro Junmai Ginjo offers a light, refreshing sake experience with subtle aromas of banana and apple, a palate of gentle sweetness, bright acidity, and lingering savory umami.

Dassai "Beyond" (often referred to as Dassai Migaki Sonosaki e or 獺祭 磨きその先へ) is an ultra-premium Junmai Daiginjo sake produced by Asahi Shuzo in Yamaguchi Prefecture, Japan. It was created with the specific, challenging goal of surpassing their own renowned Dassai 23 sake. It is frequently described as having unparalleled smoothness, a complex flavor profile, and an extraordinarily long finish.

Hakkaisan Sparkling Nigori is a premium, bottle-fermented Junmai Nigori from Niigata, Japan, offering a sophisticated, creamy, and lightly sweet profile with natural, fine effervescence. It features aromatic notes of tropical fruits, lychee, and dairy. This crisp, refreshing sparkler is best served well-chilled, making it an excellent aperitif or pair for spicy, rich dishes and desserts.

Kaze no Mori Tsuyuhakaze 507 is a premium Muroka Nama Genshu (unfiltered, unpasteurized, undiluted) Junmai Daiginjo from Yucho Shuzo, Nara, featuring 50% polished Tsuyuhakaze rice. Known for its bright, lively, and spritzy character, it offers notes of green apple, white peach, and melon with a creamy sweetness and sharp acidity.

Takara Koshu Masamune is a traditional, 14% ABV American-produced sake from Takara Sake USA, Inc. in California, available in a large 18-liter format. It is known as a mellow, savory, and well-balanced sake with subtle nutty and earthy notes. Designed for high-volume use, it is ideal for restaurants or catering.

Kubota Senju Ginjo is a flagship premium Ginjo sake from Niigata, Japan, known for its clean, crisp, and dry (tanrei-karakuchi) style. Featuring a subtle aroma and a silky, light texture, it offers refined flavors of melon, pear, and green apple, making it a versatile pairing choice, particularly for seafood and light dishes.

Dassai Mirai "Future with Farmers" is a unique Junmai Daiginjo sake from Dassai, crafted with Yamada-Nishiki rice that has been polished down to 8%. This sake is a special release, born from Dassai's commitment to supporting local farmers and sustainable practices. It uses "out-of-grade" rice that doesn't meet the size or shape requirements for top-tier sake, which allows them to reduce waste and support farmers. Despite not being classified as a Junmai Daiginjo due to the rice being ungraded, it drinks like one, offering a gentle off-sweet beginning, a smooth mouthfeel, and an elegant finish.

Dassai '39' Junmai Daiginjo is a premium sake known for its balance and elegant flavor profile. It is crafted by Asahi Shuzo brewery in Yamaguchi Prefecture, Japan, using Yamada Nishiki rice polished down to 39% of its original size. This process results in a refined sake with a delicate balance of sweetness and acidity, featuring notes of melon, pear, and floral aromas. It is characterized by a smooth, creamy texture and a clean, refreshing finish, making it a versatile choice for pairing with various dishes or enjoying on its own.

Kaiun Iwaizake Junmai Daiginjo is known for its smooth, fruity, and creamy flavor profile, often described as a balanced and velvety experience. It features notes of melon, pear, apple, and honey, along with hints of ripe fruit compote, honeydew, and a touch of banana. The sake is often considered a "feel-good" brew, well-suited for celebrations or as a gift.

Great entry level sake! Fruity and floral on the nose while it is drier on the palate. A smooth silky mouthfeel with a crisp and refreshing finish, yet its subtle sweetness is quite satisfying. Not only its aroma and flavour, but also its friendly price is reasonable for many consumers.

Kaiun Junmai Ginjo (often labeled as Iwaizake) is a premium, award-winning Japanese sake from Shizuoka Prefecture, brewed by Doi Shuzo. It is characterized by a balanced, velvety, and, fruity profile with aroma notes of melon, pear, apple, and honey. It is made with 50-55% polished Yamada Nishiki rice and is best enjoyed chilled, offering a smooth finish with a hint of sweetness and acidity. 

Kaiun Lucky Cat "Kuzu" Junmai is a premium 16% ABV, light-bodied, medium-dry Japanese sake from the Doi Brewery in Shizuoka. Crafted from Homarefuji rice polished to 55%, it features notes of wildflower, green banana, and macadamia nut. It is prized for its high acidity, bright, savory, and crisp profile.

Yoshi no Gawa Hiya-oroshi is an autumn seasonal sake, which means it is brewed in winter, stored cool over the summer, and then "cold-shipped" (the meaning of "hiya-oroshi") to consumers in the fall without a second pasteurization. This process results in a fresh, yet mellow and rich flavor profile, typically with notes of fruit, acidity, and umami, making it ideal for pairing with autumn foods like grilled fish, root vegetables, and mushrooms.

Aizuhomare Junmai Daiginjo Kiwami Kuro is a pinnacle of Japanese sake craftsmanship. With the meticulous precision of a junmai daiginjo, it exudes elegance, featuring refined fruity notes, gentle floral undertones, and a pristine, silky texture.

Fukucho Seaside is a premium sake produced by Imada Sake Brewery, located in the Hiroshima Prefecture of Japan. It is made using high-quality Yamada Nishiki rice and pure water sourced from a nearby mountain. Fukucho Seaside is a junmai ginjo style sake, which means it is brewed using only rice, water, yeast, and koji mold without any added alcohol. It has a delicate and fruity aroma, with notes of pear, melon, and a hint of green apple. On the palate, it is clean and refreshing, with a soft mouthfeel and a slightly dry finish. The name "Seaside" reflects the brewer's intention to create a sake that evokes the freshness and purity of the nearby sea. This sake is best enjoyed chilled and can be paired with a variety of Japanese dishes or enjoyed on its own as a premium sipping sake.