Hand-Verified Provenance Insured Worldwide Delivery Private Cellar Concierge

Rare pours · Everyday rituals

Pour better moments, not just better bottles.

Curated baijiu, whisky, Champagne and fine wine — hand-traced provenance with a softer, brighter house spirit.

Curated moods

Shop by story,
not showroom.

Pick a doorway into flavour — each lane opens onto bottles we would actually serve at our own tables.

№ 002 — Curated this season

The Collection

Each pour in our house is hand-verified, vintage-confirmed, and accompanied by a certificate of provenance. We handle perhaps a hundred bottles a month — never more.

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№ 003 — Provenance

A bottle is only as
true as its journey.

Counterfeit Moutai outsells the real thing on the open market. We refuse the open market.

Read the Provenance Standard
i

Direct from the source

Distilleries, family cellars, and verified single owners. Never auction-house secondaries we cannot trace.

ii

Triple-seal authentication

Each bottle is verified against the producer's archive, photographed under UV, and sealed with a numbered house wax before dispatch.

iii

A certificate, by hand

Every order ships with a hand-numbered provenance card, signed by the house cellar master. Frame it. It is part of the story.

Featured cellar lanes

Chapter I

The House of Moutai

For seven hundred years, the village of Maotai has bottled its red sorghum into something that tastes like a place. We carry only the years that taste like memory.

Representative · Moutai Feitian vintage · Luzhou Laojiao · Guojiao 1573

Browse baijiu lane

Chapter II

The Edit from Japan

Hibiki, Yamazaki, Hakushu, Yoichi, Karuizawa. The houses that taught the world a single malt could whisper. We carry only the years that still do.

Representative · Hibiki · Yamazaki · Nikka · Ichiro · Karuizawa legend releases

Browse whisky lane
№ 005 — By invitation

The Private Cellar

A standing arrangement for collectors who prefer the rarities to find them. Three tiers, by quiet introduction.

№ i

First refusal

Cellar masters call you before the public listing. Most rare bottles are gone before the page renders.

№ ii

Provenance archive

A private, lifetime record of every bottle you have purchased — for insurance, estate, or simple pride.

№ iii

House tastings

Annual closed tastings in Hong Kong, Tokyo, and Singapore. Twelve seats. By the cellar master's hand.

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From the Journal

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№ 014
— Provenance

How to read the seal of a 1988 Moutai

Three details separate a genuine pre-merger bottling from the seventy percent of fakes circulating in Asia. Not all are visible to the eye.

№ 013
— Tasting

Mizunara, the wood that taught Japan to wait

Why a single Japanese oak species turns honest barley into something the Scots, gracious as ever, simply concede they cannot make.

№ 012
— Cellar

A short defense of the unopened bottle

Some pours are meant to be drunk. Some are meant to outlive their owners. We make the case for both, and the geometry between them.

A quarterly letter,
from the cellar master.

New arrivals, vintage notes, the occasional glass-side correspondence. Sent four times a year. Never to be forwarded.