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【Tip 1】 Savor the Aroma First, enjoy one of the charms of wine, which is its aroma. The space left in the wine glass is key! Overfilling the wine is strictly prohibited! The larger the surface area of contact between the wine and air, the better the aroma will develop, allowing you to enjoy the changes in aroma for a longer time. 【Tip 2】 Savor Each Sip Slowly Wine should be enjoyed sip by sip. Feel the attack of flavors (first impression) and enjoy the aftertaste (finish) after swallowing. Take a sip of wine after swallowing food in your mouth. Do not introduce food while the wine is in your mouth. By pairing with the aftertaste, you can enjoy the true flavor of the wine even more. Slowly, sip by sip.

SOUTH AFRICA features sharp crispness and fresh fruit flavors. The delicate and persistent bubbles are also remarkable.

A sparkling wine from Spain with fine bubbles and a gentle mouthfeel, featuring a refreshing aftertaste that is not too sweet.

Concentrated fruitiness from CHILE and a dry mouthfeel.

Red Wine: Made by fermenting the skins and seeds together. White Wine: Made without fermenting the skins; white wine can also be made from black grapes if the skins are not included. Tannins are astringent compounds found in high amounts in grape seeds and are a type of polyphenol. They are present in smaller amounts in lighter wines and in larger amounts in heavier wines. The role of tannins is to provide depth of flavor (complexity) to the wine and play an important role in preventing oxidation during aging.

Swirling is the act of spinning a wine glass. It is done to enhance the flavor and aroma of the wine by allowing it to come into contact with air. If done counterclockwise, it minimizes the risk of spilling and causing inconvenience to others.

Old World: European countries that have been making wine for a long time, such as Spain and Italy. New World: Countries that began making wine after the Age of Exploration, such as Chile and the United States. Characteristics of Old World and New World wines: Old World wines have a long history and are often made in a calm style that pairs well with meals, typically blending various grape varieties. New World wines are often made from a single grape variety, making their flavors easier to understand, and they often have clear labels indicating the production region and grape variety.

Soft and smooth Merlot from the U.S.A. with gentle tannins and rich berry fruit flavors.

CHILE has maintained the top position in Japan's country-specific import volume since 2015. In 2019, tariffs were abolished, and it is said that one in every two bottles of wine consumed by Japanese people is from Chile. This wine has the aroma of red fruits, moderate tannins, and a pleasant aftertaste!

Rich flavor with the aroma of ripe red fruits from Argentina, along with a smoky nuance reminiscent of tobacco.

In addition to the minty flavor from AUSTRALIA, it offers a long finish with delicate and silky tannins derived from oak.

Australia features smooth tannins with strong flavors of blackberry and a deep taste.

A wine from GERMANY with fresh and charming aromas of strawberries and minerals, featuring a soft mouthfeel.

Chianti, a representative red wine from Italy made primarily from Sangiovese grapes. It has a rich flavor with fruity fruitiness and acidity, and a moderate astringency.

Aroma of dark fruits such as raspberries from SPAIN, with fine tannins. A spiciness can also be felt in the finish.

GERMANY

Aroma of melon from SOUTH AFRICA, with a taste that offers acidity and fruitiness reminiscent of lime.

ITALY

This wine from Italy has a well-balanced richness, fruitiness, and acidity, making it versatile enough to pair with a wide range of dishes without becoming tiresome to drink.

Delicate aroma reminiscent of violet, refreshing and fruity, with pleasant tannins, and a hint of bitterness in the aftertaste.

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A global beer loved in over 150 countries around the world.

A deliciousness that continues to be loved.

Crisp! Aroma! Bursting! Standard Highball

It goes well with Jim Beam and fruits! (Please choose from lemon, grapefruit, or yuzu). Each

Contains lycopene! The subtle sweetness and umami of the tomato are exquisite!

(Red Wine & Ginger Ale)

(Red wine & cola)

(White wine & ginger ale)

(White wine & cassis)

(White wine & mango liqueur)

(Sparkling wine & orange juice)

(Soda, Orange, Grape, Oolong Tea) ALL

(Soda, Orange, Grape) ALL

Non-alcoholic with four zeros. ALC.0.00% non-alcoholic, zero calories※, zero carbohydrates※, zero purine※※※ according to nutritional labeling standards. ※※ Purine content of less than 0.5mg per 100ml is labeled as 0 purine.

A refined premium highball. It has a floral aroma. It has a soft taste.

Lime Strawberry ALL

With a light and refreshing mouthfeel like the wind, it enhances the flavors of the dishes.

All on the rocks and with water