PREMIUM SAKE
The four basic ingredients of sake are rice, water, yeast, and koji. Sake is categorized according to the rice's degree of polish. Along with the varying polishing levels of the rice, the myriad of techniques and styles found and honed in the 2500 years of Japanese sake-making history yields distinct characteristics in flavor, aroma, and texture.


DEWAZAKURA YUKIMANMAN
Dewazakura Yuki Manman is a beautifully balanced Junmai Daiginjo that captures the quiet elegance of Yamagata’s snowy winters, offering delicate aromas of pear, apple, and white flowers, a smooth and silky texture with gentle sweetness, and a clean, refined finish that feels polished, restrained, and effortlessly graceful.
JAPANESE WINE
While serious winemaking didn't start in Japan until the late 1800's, the Japanese's reverence for tradition combined with their love of the new-fangled has catapulted them to the forefront of winemaking. Today, Japanese wines are globally-ranked and admired, and we're thrilled to put a spotlight on these truly special products.










