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Raspberry Shiso Smash: fruity and refreshing

A classic cocktail is the Smash, which uses fresh herbs and fruit that are crushed to release the flavors in the best possible way. A great combination in this case is raspberries and shiso, which harmonize perfectly and result in a fresh and fruity drink that is simply delicious. As shiso is not always so easy to come by, the fresh herbs can also be wonderfully replaced with Dover Shiso Liqueur.

Umai うまい - a fresh summer cocktail for warm days

Gin and umeshu harmonize perfectly with each other. In combination with a little Dover Yuzu liqueur for the acidity and some Octopus Shochu for the spiciness, the Umai うまい is a fresh cocktail for sunny days that is very easy to mix.

Spritz through spring: conjure up your Spritz with our delicious liqueurs

Refreshingly light, sparkling and easy to make: the Spritz is still very much in vogue and is the drink of choice on warm days or as an aperitif. A Spritz always consists of a white wine or sparkling wine such as Prosecco, sparkling wine or cava, a liqueur and mineral water. There are virtually no limits to the individual combinations. You can also conjure up a delicious Spritz with sparkling sake.

Low-ABV and seductively fruity: Daiyame & Wild Berry!

We are in spring and the cravings for light and fruity drinks are growing. Daiyame Wild Berry is great for this, in which the delicious Daiyame Shochu, which tastes of lychee and elderflower, is mixed with the popular Wild Berry filler. The best ratio is 1:3 or 1:4.

Midori Sour - but with Shochu, please!

The Midori Sour is a classic cocktail and was released at a party at Studio 54 in New York in 1978. Midori, the delicious melon liqueur, is produced by Suntory. Normally made with vodka, this classic can also be made even more Japanese and mixed with shochu as the base spirit

Spicy affair: Ginger martini with Yomeishu ginger liqueur

Yomeishu Ginger Liqueur is great for cocktails. It is made with three different types of ginger, namely ginger juice, dried ginger and steamed ginger. This flavor bomb is also enriched with 12 different herbs such as Szechuan pepper, ginkgo, ginseng, hawthorn, fennel, paprika and elderflower. It is mainly sweetened with honey. In combination with vermouth and gin, you can conjure up a delicious ginger martini with this great liqueur.

Umeshu and whisky: The Godfather Japanese style

The Godfather is a classic cocktail and was invented in the 1970s when the movie The Godfather hit the screens. Normally made with scotch and amaretto, this delicious little treasure can easily be made Japanese with umeshu and Japanese whisky. And it's also extremely easy to mix.

Double ginger & shochu power in your glass: the Kyushu Royal

Yomeishu ginger liqueur is great for cocktails. With its 12 different botanicals such as Szechuan pepper, ginseng, ginkgo, fennel, paprika and elderflower, you get great flavors in your cocktail. Together with our Kagamizu Ginger Shochu and our Saikogura Shochu as well as some Umeshu for the acidity, you get a fresh drink with depth. 

Fruity sake cocktail: the "Okuhida Dreamer"

A real fruit bomb is the "Okuhida Dreamer", in which a fruity Ginjo sake is combined with the extremely elegant Okuhida rice vodka. Another highlight of this cocktail is the Kanade White Peach liqueur, which wonderfully supports the fruity nuances of the sake. 

Strawberry Discovery - fruity cocktail with our new Kirin whisky

One of the new additions to our range is the Kirin Riku Whisky Land Discovery. This is bottled at 50% vol. and is a dream for any whisky cocktail. The strawberry harmonizes fantastically with the beautiful barrel notes of the whisky.

Dream team: mezcal and persimmon in perfect harmony

Mezcal and persimmon are made for each other. The smokiness of the mezcal and the sweetness of the persimmon fruit complement each other perfectly. Combined with a little yuzu liqueur, the result is a delicious cocktail.

Yuzu sake and gin - a delicious dream team

Yuzu sake is extremely popular, both in Japan and here in Europe. Yuzu sake is made by mixing the juice of the yuzu with the finest premium sake, resulting in a great symbiosis of sweetness, bitterness and acidity. Yuzu sake is also an exciting ingredient for cocktails, for example in combination with gin as a martini variation, in which the yuzu sake replaces the vermouth.
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