Inoue brewery, Kanagawa prefecture
Little thicker, rich rice nectar, slightly dry that goes well with any dish.
Inoue brewery located in Oimachi which close to Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park.
Definitely, the area has beautiful water running.
The motif of the bottle label is Mt. Fuji seen from Lake Ashinoko in Hakone, isn’t it pretty?
They founded in 1789, it has been loved by local people for more than 230 years and keeping a long history.
Super rare, try it if you come to Kanagawa!
JIZAKE literally translates to “local sake” and is able to buy it only at the brewery.
The official website says that this sake is difficult to transport, so it is only sold at the brewery.
Additionally, it sells limited time product.
Sustainable brewery
Inoue Sake Brewery can be said to be a brewery that keeps up with tradition, adapts to the changing life style, and practices new experiments.
This has been achieved through the launch of a brand of sake called SUIJO.
First, as an energy reform, we are using the electricity generated by the solar sharing power plant in the sake brewing process.
Also, it seems that rice for sake produced under the solar panel.
In addition, rice farming is open to the public, and events are held so that students and other people who are not contracted farmers can experience rice planting and harvesting.
If I have a chance, I would like to participate in rice planting.
It must be taste even better, if it will make sake from the rice planted.
I hope you will have a relaxing evening!
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