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WHAT IS THE SAKE?

Sake made by a process unique to Japan.
The main ingredients are rice, rice malt, and water.
Sake is said to have originated in the Jomon to Yayoi periods and has a very long history.
It is a type of “brewed sake” made by fermenting raw materials.

WHAT IS THE SHO-CHU?

Shochu is an alcoholic beverage that originated in Japan and is a type of distilled spirit.
Shochu is further classified according to its ingredients: potato shochu, barley shochu, rice shochu, brown sugar shochu, and awamori.

WHAT IS THE AWAMORI?

The rice used to make Awamori is mainly indica rice produced in Thailand.
Thai rice has the advantage that black koji fungi can easily grow mycelium and the temperature can be easily controlled during alcoholic fermentation.

WHAT IS THE OKINAWA ISLAND RUM?

The Okinawa RUM we carry has a mild, delicate flavor.
In the mouth, the refined sweetness and flavor of brown sugar spreads over the tongue.
This is made possible by the DUNDER BREWING process invented by Mizuho Brewery.
This product goes well with highballs and cocktails, as well as with sweets etc..

WHAT IS THE RARE VARIETY TEA?

They use the same origin, the same tea garden, and the same variety, referred to as “Single Origin.” They only use rare “spring-picked” tea leaves, in contrast to inexpensive tea leaves. Unlike the typical refinement level of 70-80%, they’ve elevated it to below 50% to use only tea leaves free from any harsh taste.

WHAT IS THE SPARKLING TEA?

Jacob Kocemba, a renowned sommelier from the Nordic region, created a limited edition craft sparkling tea by hand, which combines carefully selected teas from around the world with botanical ingredients such as grape juice.
With accolades such as Denmark’s Best Sommelier and the top prize in the Nordic Sommelier Championship, he felt the need for a new beverage while serving as head sommelier at a Michelin-starred restaurant in Copenhagen, Denmark’s capital.
Drawing inspiration from the Danish tradition of “tea time,” which emphasizes the cultivation of rich moments, he developed innovative drinks based on tea.

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