Rihaku 'Wandering Poet' Junmai Ginjo objects

Rihaku 'Wandering Poet' Junmai Ginjo objectsRihaku is named for the famous Chinese poet Li Po (known in Japan as Rihaku) was famous for his love of sake and was known to have said, "I drink a bottle and can write 100 poems." Rihaku's Wandering Poet (also a nod to Li Po) is crafted with Yamada Nishiki rice, known as the pinnacle of quality for sake rice. This as a well rounded sake with notes of banana and ripe honeydew with a clean, crisp acidity that highlights its light to medium body.

to be honest

A small-batch wheated bourbon named after the landmark Bull’s Head Tavern

with notes of orange blossom

Most amari are made with botanicals that aren't necessarily native to the places where people are crafting them

in-house cultivated yeast and crystalline water from the nearby Chikugo River

native fermentation

Bring color and character to your table with this handmade

Everyday things used in everyday settings

unique expression of a wild and special vineyard—and there's nothing else like it in the store

Drink with poultry and roast pork

Farmed from a single

The two women built the winery from scratch