Ginger Ale (Sweet / Spicy / Extra Spicy / Crisp)

For food and beverage professionals—restaurants, hotels, bars, and cafés—who want to expand their non-alcoholic offerings. Not as a substitute for wine, but as a 0% pairing that complements cuisine, for chefs, sommeliers, and bartenders. Also for home dining, and for those seeking a premium sparkling drink as a distinctive gift.

Sweet: Bright, elegant sweetness; easy to enjoy even for first-time drinkers
Spicy: Balanced and meal-friendly
Extra Spicy: Strong definition even in small amounts; suitable for professional use
Crisp: Light and low-sugar; ideal as a palate reset during a meal

Serve well chilled, straight—ideally in a wine glass without ice. Perfect as an aperitif, welcome drink, or mid-course palate cleanser. In bars, use as a mocktail base or as a mixer with spirits.

Sweet: Enjoy on its own / around dessert / with lightly spiced dishes
Spicy: Versatile from appetizers to main courses / cocktail base
Extra Spicy: With meat or rich, fatty dishes / mixed with gin or whisky
Crisp: With seafood, vegetables, and herb-forward dishes / as a meal-time reset

Designed with ginger aroma and heat at the core, balanced through sweetness, acidity, and spices to create a ginger ale made for food pairing. A 0% option chosen as part of the dining experience—even for those who do not drink alcohol. Adopted by 24 Michelin-listed restaurants (including 10 Michelin-starred), and offered in four profiles to match serving moments (before / during / after a meal) and a wide range of dishes.

Sweet: Generous sweetness with vibrant ginger aroma; gentle and elegant on the palate
Spicy: Reduced sweetness with a clean finish and balanced spice; highly versatile
Extra Spicy: Maximized heat and lingering finish; crisp definition even in small amounts—ideal for professional use
Crisp: Light and low-sugar, with a clean citrus finish

JAPAN ： Both direct and indirect transactions are acceptable

SINGAPORE ： Both direct and indirect transactions are acceptable

HONG KONG ： Both direct and indirect transactions are acceptable

TAIWAN ： Both direct and indirect transactions are acceptable

AUSTRALIA ： Both direct and indirect transactions are acceptable

Others ： Both direct and indirect transactions are acceptable