This Christmas, offer the best of Japanese alcohol, from Japanese whisky to traditionnal sake.
Follow the guide for the best gift ideas.
Follow the guide for the best gift ideas.
For Japanese whisky lovers.
The iconics.
They define and embody Japanese whisky through their history, production or aromas. If you don't know what to choose, start by looking here.
The bold ones.
Coming from independent and often recent distilleries, they embody the future of Japanese whisky and will most likely surprise even the most connoisseurs.
The exceptions.
Aged, rare or in limited editions, these are the most exclusive Japanese whiskies available. They reach high standard to please the collectors and aesthetes.
The affordable ones.
At less than € 50, these whiskies are a perfect invitation to discovering the rich world of Japanese whiskies, without making compromise on quality.
The gift boxes.
Why offer a bottle alone when you can combine a great whisky with one or two accessories for a perfect tasting experience and a beautiful item?
The peated ones.
Usually associated with Scotland, peat can also be found in the North of Japan. Discover these characterfull whiskies, with smoky, medicinal and/or marine accents.
Discovering traditional japanese alcohols.
The best-sellers.
These are the most popular sakes, those that appeal to both connoisseurs and novices. To avoid any mistake, these are undoubtedly the sake to discover.
All sakes.
Looking for a gem? A sake for a very special occasion? With more than 60 finely selected Japanese sake, the one you're looking for is probably here.
The fruity ones.
Increasingly popular, Japanese fruit alcohols are this christmas biggest trend. Find the best of Umeshu, Yuzushu and all the others-shu.
one more idea?
The mixologists.
If you like to combine flavors to recreate the great classics or invent your own cocktails, these alcohols will be the ideal partners for your creative spirit.
The gins.
Want to think outside the box? After the whisky, Japan now revamp gins with asian botanics. Surprise everyone with these fine gins.
The accessories.
For the best tasting experience of sake, you need two things: a good sake but also the right tableware. Discover our selection of fine sake set made in Japan.