Dassai '23' Premium Junmai Daiginjo Sake is a high-quality sake made from locally grown Yamada Nishiki rice in the Yamaguchi Prefecture of Japan. The sake is brewed using a traditional method, which involves milling the rice grains to 23% of their original size, resulting in a refined and delicate flavor profile. Dassai '23' has a floral and fruity aroma with notes of pear, melon, and grapefruit on the palate. It has a clean and crisp finish, with a slight sweetness and a pleasant umami flavor. This sake is best enjoyed chilled and can be paired with a range of Japanese cuisine, including sushi, sashimi, and tempura.

Dassai '45' Premium Junmai Daiginjo Sake is a high-quality sake made from locally grown Yamada Nishiki rice in the Yamaguchi Prefecture of Japan. The sake is brewed using a traditional method, which involves milling the rice grains to 45% of their original size, resulting in a refined and delicate flavor profile. Dassai '45' has a floral and fruity aroma with notes of green apple, pear, and grapefruit on the palate. It has a clean and smooth finish, with a subtle sweetness and a refreshing acidity. This sake is best enjoyed chilled and can be paired with a range of Japanese cuisine, including sushi, sashimi, and grilled seafood.

Dassai '39' Premium Junmai Daiginjo Sake is a high-quality sake made from locally grown Yamada Nishiki rice in the Yamaguchi Prefecture of Japan. The sake is brewed using a traditional method, which involves milling the rice grains to 39% of their original size, resulting in a refined and delicate flavor profile. Dassai '39' has a fragrant and fruity aroma with notes of apple, pear, and peach on the palate. It has a smooth and creamy texture, with a hint of sweetness and a refreshing acidity. This sake is best enjoyed chilled and can be paired with a range of Japanese cuisine, including sushi, sashimi, and grilled fish.

Soju is a very popular spirit sold in Korea that is traditionally made by distilling rice and other cereal grains. However, since the 1960s to alleviate rice shortages, most soju has been produced by diluting high strength neutral alcohol from distilled sweet potatoes or tapioca.
One of the most trendy brands in South Korea, Chum Churum (which translates as “like the first tme”) is popular because of the added alkaline water, higher sweetness, and relatively lower alcohol content. This smoother and softer profile has been extremely successful and is especially popular among younger drinkers in South Korea.

Masumi Sparkling Origarami is a sparkling sake made by Masumi Sake in Nagano Prefecture, Japan. It is made using a blend of Miyamanishiki and Yamadanishiki rice varieties, and is bottle-fermented using the traditional Champagne method. The sake has a delicate aroma with notes of apple and pear, and a clean, refreshing taste with a subtle sweetness and effervescence. It is a versatile sake that pairs well with a wide range of dishes, including seafood, sushi, and light desserts.

Crafted from 100% premium Korean rice, Hwayo 25 stands as the quintessential white spirit. Single vacuum-distilled at low temperatures, it achieves optimal aroma, taste, and smoothness. Delighting the senses, this spirit exudes delicate floral, fruity, and cereal notes, all harmoniously balanced with a rich flavor profile. With an ABV of 25%, Hwayo 25 earns accolades from both wine and spirit enthusiasts alike.

Good Day Soju by Muhak (est. 1929) offers an exceptionally clean and fresh flavour born from its famously pristine water from Masan - a region renown for its water quality since the Goryeo dynasty. Good Day's smoothness comes from a ten-step filtration and 72-hour oxygenation and maturation steps.

Good Day Lychee Soju boasts a very natural lychee flavour - sweet, fruity, and a touch floral. The Soju is made with water from Masan (an area known for its quality water since the Goryeo Dynasty) and undergoes a unique process of ten-step filtration and 72-hour oxygenation for optimal smoothness. Best enjoyed as a shot, mixed with club soda for a sparkle, or as a cocktail ingredient. Made in Korea.

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.