shibuya Liquor shop

Whiskey is an alcoholic beverage that is produced all over the world and comes in many varieties. Among them, the world's five major whiskeys; Scotch whiskey, American whiskey, Irish whiskey, Canadian whiskey, and Japanese whiskey, are particularly noteworthy and have a high market value.
At the Linxas Tokyo Shibuya store, we have a lineup limited whiskeys such as "Suntory Yamazaki", "Suntory Hibiki", "Macallan", and "Ardbeg". Limited bottles of famous whiskeys such as Chivas Regal and Glenlivet are often in stock, so it is a must-see for whiskey fans and collectors.

Speaking of brandy, the three major brands of Cognac, Armagnac, and Calvados are attracting attention. The Lynxus lineup also includes famous brands such as Remy Martin, Courvoisier, Hennessy, Martell, and Camus.
In addition, there are brandies such as Baccarat bottles of Biskey and Napoleon of Chabot, which are made of crystal or pottery and have a long aging period and are highly ranked. Brandy, which is a distilled liquor, can be stored semi-permanently if it is unopened, so it is popular with those who want to collect alcohol or send it as a gift.

There are many types of wine, so it may be difficult for many people to choose which one. Alcohol is made all over the world and has a lot of individuality, so let's start by paying attention to the production area, producer, and type of field.
The most famous is French wine, which comes from the Bordeaux and Burgundy regions. There are other unique Italian wines, Spanish wines that you can enjoy casually, etc., and they are also available in the Linsus lineup.
Linxas often receives rare wines with high market value such as Romanee-Conti, Leroy, and Opus One. “Best year” wines are especially popular and tend to be in short supply, so if you see a brand that interests you, check it out frequently.

Champagne is a type of sparkling wine made in the Champagne region. In order to be called champagne, it is necessary to meet strict rules set by French law, and all brands are characterized by high quality.
Among such champagnes, the brands that are particularly popular in Japan are “Moet & Chandon” and “Dom Perignon”. There are many other high-class champagnes such as Veuve Clicquot, Salon, and Krug, and there are various types from sweet to dry.
Champagne, characterized by its fine bubbles, is also recommended for toasts and parties.

There are many bottles of sake, from those for daily consumption to rare brands. Daily sake can be easily purchased at supermarkets, but on the other hand, bottles called "rare sake" and "premier sake" are usually difficult to purchase, and in the first place, it is often difficult to obtain.
At Linxas, you can find such limited-time-only sake and sake that are only sold at special stores. Be sure catch the perfect timing when rare brands of limited sake such as “Jyuyondai”, “Hiroki” and “Kokuryu” are in stock. In addition, there are high-end sake such as Dassai and Kubota that everyone has heard of. One of the charms of Japanese sake is that there are many kinds of sake that can be enjoyed with meals.

Shochu is mainly produced in the Kyushu region. It is made from a variety of raw ingredients, and in addition to its three classic types; such as potato shochu, barley shochu, and rice shochu, there are rare ones like chestnut shochu and soba shochu.
When it comes to rare brands of shochu, the 3M brands ``Mori Izo'', ``Murao'' and ``Maou'' are well known. There are also many brands of shochu that are produced in small quantities and can only be purchased in limited areas, such as local sake.
Shochu can be enjoyed in various ways, such as with water, hot water, on the rocks, and with soda. Like brandy and whiskey, it is easy to store them for a long time, so it is ideal for collections and sto ck liquors.

Other spirits include gin, vodka, rum, and tequila. These liquors are so-called distilled liquors, and the alcohol content is high and the stimulation is strong.
People who loves alcohol tend to enjoy spirits too, in fact, spirits are also an ingredient in cocktails. So it is popular among women as it can be served sweet.
In Japan, distilled liquor other than whiskey, brandy, and shochu is basically classified as spirits.