IMPORT / EXPORT
E-Corp, Inc. is proud to direct-import a few choice products into Colorado that we couldn’t get anywhere else. We can export these to limited markets in the United States – give us a shout if you are interested.
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“Nama Genshu” means sake which is unpasteurized and undiluted. Sake is almost always pasteurized twice and water is added to adjust aroma and flavor, to lower alcohol content before bottling, but this sake does not go through those processes and retained its integral structure and body.
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One of E-Corp's best selling off-premise sake- known for its striking label and great value. This sake's main traits are the great rustic rice flavor and soft mouthfeel, with a dry and light aftertaste. Easy to drink.
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This is a very neutral, rice-driven sake which is on the dry side. Very rough-and-ready. The label has two funny oni (demons) scarfing sake on it. It's contained in a brick-pack (think: paper milk carton) with a plastic-wrapped straw included. Drinking it brings back memories of elementary school juice boxes... only more adult-like.
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This is a light partially dry sake is a shiboritate (just-pressed style) that preserves the fresh flavor and aroma of freshly-squeezed ingredients. Think of it like a Beaujolais. It has a refreshing taste and smooth finish. The label has two funny oni (demons) scarfing sake on it. It's contained in a brick-pack (paper milk carton) with a plastic-wrapped straw included. Drinking it brings back memories of elementary school juice boxes... only more adult-like.
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Ohoro means “to continue” in the language of the Ainu, the indigenous people of Hokkaido. Niseko Distillery hopes the gin crafted in Niseko, Hokkaido, will be enjoyed by many for generations to come. The gin is a clear, smooth, yet robust flavor with a light citrus aroma that makes an excellent base for cocktails. Absolutely sublime neat, with beautiful nuances of yuzu, chamomile, and coriander. Recommended for Gin & Tonic, White Lady, Gimlet, and Martini cocktails.
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Onna Xarel.lo is a white wine produced with the grape variety Xarel.lo from 100% organic certificate old vines grown in Penedés region. The juice was cold macerated with the skins to obtain the distinctive qualities of this indigenous grape variety. Onna is a that presents a pale yellow color with white and tropical fruit aroma, full-bodied, pleasant and dry. It is an organic and vegan certificate wine.
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From Nago, Okinawa. Nurtured in the subtropical Okinawan climate, Orion is blessed with an exhilarating crispness and a mild flavor. Easy and enjoyable. Style: Rice Lager, ABV: 7%, Hops: Bitter Hops
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From Nago, Okinawa. An authentic taste that has been achieved by significantly increasing the malt content and adding barley. Its food compatibility is exceptional, making every meal more satisfying and enjoyable. Style: Lager, ABV: 5.5%, Hops: Bitter Hops + Aroma Hops
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The gentle taste of Okinawa-grown wheat with reduced bitterness is complemented by the refreshing aroma and acidity. The use of wheat gives it a mellow taste, and furthermore, the bitterness is reduced and a moderate acidity can be felt, which gives it a refreshing flavor. Style: White Ale, ABV: 5%, Hops: Aroma Hops
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85% Nero d’Avola, 15% Merlot. Medium-full-bodied and dry with black cherry and toasty aromas. Fruity and earthy with savory tannins and brisk acidity.
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100% Pinot Grigio. Terre Siciliane I.G.T., Italy. Fresh and luscious fruity aromas of apple and pear with a hint of citrus fruit and flowers.
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The best sakamai, Yamadanishiki was polished down to 50% of original size, this seasonal limited Hiyaoroshi sake has an enticing and elegant aroma of peach and pineapple. Its delicate sweet and sour flavor finishes nicely and smoothly in your mouth.
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A lovely rose-colored sake that exists within a sphere of balance between sweet and tart, and has a flavor that resembles strawberries and honeydew melon. Brewed with the exceedingly difficult-to-use red yeast, it has been said that if a Junmai Daiginjo is the most difficult grade of sake to brew, this Rosé Junmai Daiginjo was 10 times as difficult, so many brewers are unable to work with it. For ultimate fruity freshness, keep refrigerated.
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100% Alvarinho from the Vinho Verde region, uniquely aged on its lees for 6 months. Complex aromas of lemon trees and ripe tropical fruits. On the palate, equally complex with a good body, but very fresh. Well-balanced with pleasant acidity and a long, persistent finish.
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Vin de Pays d’Oc, Languedoc-Roussillon, France. Classic Pinot Noir aromas of strawberry and cherry with hints of minerals. Dry and medium-bodied, with bright red fruit flavors and a clean finish.
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A light citrus color, with the aromas of citrus fruits, green apples, and pears. It has a fresh, crisp taste, with good acidity and balance. Drink young, within one year and a half after the harvest. Pairs well with seafood, appetizers, and light dishes. 11% ABV
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Petite Champagne Appellation Contrôlée: Hilltop Single Vineyard. A very fruity nose of apples and pears. Nice apricot notes, as well as a silky touch of beeswax. Leathery notes and a touch of vanilla. Mouth: round and fruity, lots of fruit jams. Very soft palate, leading to a medium long finish that is oily and still full of sweet fruitiness. A mellow cognac.
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100% Cab Franc from Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario, Canada. A plethora of confected red fruit characteristics like strawberry and raspberry jam along with maraschino cherry and a backdrop of baking spice. The palate shares similar descriptors with the nose but with an emphasis on rhubarb, caramelized sugar, milk chocolate and a savoury quality.
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The wine pours liquid gold and displays aromas of fresh pineapple, apricot, lychee, honey and candied lemon with a slightly floral feel. The palate is lusciously sweet yet very smooth, delivering a burst of tropical fruit flavours supported by just enough acidity to balance the wine.
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Your everyday dessert wine. The nose shows notes of mango, peaches in syrup, and pineapple. The palate is medium sweet, not cloying, and with flavors of ripe pear, golden delicious apple, peach, and pineapple, finishing clean, and with refreshing acidity. 11%ABV.
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Vermentino + Sauvignon Blanc blended and fermented in stainless steel, and no oak ageing. Lively and fresh aromas of golden apple and herbaceous notes. Full and harmonious taste, long persistence.
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Not to be missed. 98% Syrah, 2% Viognier: Deep violet color. On the nose there are some aromas of herb, like rosemary, together with black fruit. This is an intense wine with big body and a very long finish, with flavors that show great complexity and balanced between the fruit, acidity, and tannic structure.
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GSM stands for the initials of the varieties Grenache, Syrah and Mourvedre, which is a commonly used blend in many parts of the world. T stands for Tempranillo, which is NOT something that is found very often blended with the other three. The three varieties were planted on a small parcel for experimental purposes along with our main variety Syrah. Grenache is fruit, Syrah is texture, Mourvedre is the backbone and Tempranillo brings it all together.
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86% Syrah, 10% Grenache, 2% Tempranillo from Colchagua Valley in Chile, and made by Sven Bruchfeld. No fining. No filtering. Hand harvested. 100% Stainless Steel.
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Deep violet-red. On the nose, it displays floral notes and black fruits accompanied by moss and spicy hints. It's a full-bodied wine with a very balanced texture between its acidity and the fruit. Integrated tannins and a long finish.
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100% dry-farmed Syrah. Red-violet in color with a medium-high intensity. On the nose, spice dominates, with a pronounced minerality that is repeated on the palate. It’s a very fine, elegant wine, tremendously complex with lots of flavors. None stands out more than the others, making it a very balanced wine. With a medium intensity on the palate, it has a very long finish.
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Probably the best Syrah you've ever had. Varietal: 98% Syrah, 1% Mourvedre, 1% Petit Verdot. Deep red to violet. Upfront red fruit on the nose with black fruit appearing next. A joyful and balanced wine on the palate. Round and soft tannins with many layers of flavour. Long finish.
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From Vinho Verde, Portugal. Made with a blend of Padeiro + Vinhao grapes. A very fruity wine with fine, persistent bubbles. Refreshing and full of red fruit and wild yeast flavours. Its natural sediment makes the wine cloudy while increasing the complexity of the flavours.
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A light citrus color, with the aromas of citrus fruits, green apples, and pears. It has a fresh, crisp taste, with good acidity and balance. Drink young, within one year and a half after the harvest. Pairs well with seafood, appetizers, and light dishes. 11% ABV
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15% Trajadura, 35% Azal, 50% Arinto. An open, citrus-forward wine with a very refreshing fruity aroma and crunchy bite on the palate. Vegan-friendly!
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50% Padeiro, 30% Espadeiro, 20% Vinhao, Raza Rosé is a delicious fusion of red fruit flavours, invigoratingly fresh and crisp on the palate. The result of the intrinsic characteristics of our native grape varieties.
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From Obidos DOC, Lisboa, Portugal, made of Vital (85%), Fernão Pires (5%) and Arinto (10%), this white wine is delightfully summer. Bright and happy notes of fruit and sunshine with white flowers on the nose.
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From Obidos DOC, Lisboa, Portugal, this wine is made from Castelão, Aragonez, Touriga Nacional. Aromas of red brewed fruits with chocolate notes stemming from the ageing in wood. Very smooth and spicy. Intense and persistent finish.
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This dry red wine is characterized by its deep red color and rich flavor. Cherry and blackberry fruit characterize its fine bouquet. A balanced red wine with a strong body. Trocken means "dry," meaning that this usually sweet grape is fermented all the way through.
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This Cho-Karakuchi (Super-Dry) junmai is made with begonia flower yeast. The sake is light and clean-tasting, yet sharp. A pleasant dryness lingers with an impression of fresh mint, as though it were plucked from a garden.
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This Go-Dan Jikomi method of brewing sake is fairly rare in Japan. Most sake is made in the 3-step process. This sake is made in the 5-step process, which gives the sake more richness, deeper flavor, and more viscosity. Lucious notes of honeysuckle, lychee, and mushroom on the nose, with flavors of sweet rice and faint cherry blossom.
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Ryujin means "Dragon God," in reference to the body of water their brewery sits atop. This sake is fresh and fruit-forward with a plush, cream-like mouthfeel. Flavors languish in your mouth with a slow burn that will suddenly fade into nothingness for a beautifully clean finish, calling for a second glass. To be served exclusively in restaurants, so one may truly appreciate the image of versatility and artistry in which Ryujin's Kakushi Ginjo was crafted.
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A well-balanced Daiginjo with a vibrant aroma of tropical fruits produced by carefully brewing at low temperatures. A refreshingly light, dry, and well-balanced sake with a soft mouthfeel and rich flavors rice and umami.
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It takes the whole yuzu fruit - flesh, seeds and peel - to give this Yuzu Sake its rich and fresh taste. SAKARI only uses yuzu from Kochi and Kagoshima, known for their high quality citrus fruits. By making full use of the tartness, slight bitterness, and flavor peculiar to Yuzu, and using junmai sake as raw materials, the refined umami and moderate sweetness creates a delightfully rounded harmony. So deliciously fresh, you'll feel like you're on a vacation in sunny southern Japan. Vegetarian, Gluten-free, and Preservative-free!
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An unique and refreshingly bittersweet low-calorie liqueur. Sengetsu Shochu is blended with healthy Kumamoto-grown red shiso. The deep red blush and flavor are achieved without coloring agents, additives, or preservatives. Koishiso is enjoyable on the rocks, with club soda, and on vanilla ice cream.
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“Shinobu” means “forbearance” in Japanese. It symbolises the samurai spirit, which is not unlike the crafting of fine spirits, a process that requires time, patience and perseverance.
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Shirakabegura means "White-Walled Brewery." The packaging mirrors the meaning. This smooth, complex, nuanced full body sake is delicious and approachable. The Tokubetsu Junmai type sake displays a wide range of flavors depending on whether you serve it warmed or at room temperature. Either option will give you an enjoyably complex yet smooth, umami focused blend that will linger on your taste buds.
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"No rules, no boundaries and no hesitation. The freedom of the ocean is our ultimate inspiration." Bright and full of tropical fruits, this Sauv Blanc hits all the key notes.
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This is the flagship product which is made by carefully refining of the rice “Yamada Nishiki” polished up to 40%, and brewed with the skill and heart of the chief brewers. It is a Sake that drinks smoothly with a deeply elegant and rich flavorful taste that is called upon for an enjoyable, relaxing time.
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Dry, but with a round edge to it. This sake is the most fresh, fruity, and vibrant tasting of the Shunnouten lineup. Takazasu refers to the mountain that is seen from the winery- the southernmost edge of the "Japanese Alps."
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The Warbler! Most Junmai Ginjo sake are fruity in nature, but since Shunnouten is famous for putting rice first, that rice meets the fruit head-on. Balanced and smooth, this sake is hard to put down.
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Enjoy the balance and earthy richness and aroma of this sake. A soft mouthfeel invites you to drink more, and enjoy its easy-going nature. The most important flavor note would be: freshly steamed rice. That is the ultimate goal, always.
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Uses 100% contract supplier Yamada Nishiki rice. Brewed only locally produced Yamada Nishiki rice, which is carefully refined at in-house mill to a 50% polish rate. It is a beautiful sake with a faint ginjo (fruity) scent, and a sharp, refreshing taste exhibiting the savoriness of rice. Drink cold, or at room temperature.
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A light and crisp taste with strong, savory rice notes which blossom on the mouth. Finishes clean and dry. Karakuchi means "Dry," a favorite style among sake drinkers.
