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Frequently asked questions

Japanese spirits include whisky, gin, shochu, and liqueurs made with seasonal fruits such as yuzu or umeshu (plum). Each has its own character, from the smoky depth of whisky to the bright, citrus-led notes of Japanese gin.

The strength of Japanese liquor varies depending on the drink. Japanese whisky and gin usually sit around 40–45% ABV, similar to their Western counterparts, while shochu is typically lighter at 25–30% ABV, making it a versatile option for lower-alcohol cocktails.

Japanese distillers focus heavily on precision, balance, and the use of local ingredients like mountain water, sansho pepper, or cherry wood casks. The result is spirits with subtle complexity and a distinctive Japanese character not often found in Western styles.

Yes. Japanese whisky pairs beautifully with grilled meats and rich dishes, while gin infused with citrus or herbs complements seafood and lighter flavours. Shochu and umeshu are also commonly enjoyed alongside traditional Japanese meals.

Absolutely. Premium Japanese spirits are beautifully presented and highly regarded worldwide, making them excellent gifts for whisky collectors, gin enthusiasts, or anyone who appreciates fine drinks.

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Chicken and Egg Rice Bowl (Oyakodon) by Tim Anderson

Chicken and Egg Rice Bowl (Oyakodon) by Tim Anderson

This comforting recipe has a name (oyakodon) translated directly it means: “parent-and-child” rice bowl. Which, I suppose, is a little...

Lemon Miso Chicken Hot Pot by Bonnie Chung

Lemon Miso Chicken Hot Pot by Bonnie Chung

Incredibly quick and easy, ideal for an after-work meal. The lemon and herbs cut through the juicy chicken thighs and...

Candied Yuzu Peel Recipe

Candied Yuzu Peel Recipe

Using fresh yuzu fruit is quite popular at this time of year and making candied peel is a great use!

Chicken and Egg Rice Bowl (Oyakodon) by Tim Anderson

Chicken and Egg Rice Bowl (Oyakodon) by Tim Anderson

This comforting recipe has a name (oyakodon) translated directly it means: “parent-and-child” rice bowl. Which, I suppose, is a little more poetic than chicken and egg!

Lemon Miso Chicken Hot Pot by Bonnie Chung

Lemon Miso Chicken Hot Pot by Bonnie Chung

Incredibly quick and easy, ideal for an after-work meal. The lemon and herbs cut through the juicy chicken thighs and savoury miso, while the rich, creamy sauce is irresistible poured over warm rice.

Candied Yuzu Peel Recipe

Candied Yuzu Peel Recipe

Using fresh yuzu fruit is quite popular at this time of year and making candied peel is a great use!