Gunma Prefecture's oldest sake brewery
Once you see the "MACHO" label, you will never forget it.
Once you see the label, you will never forget it. The taste is also based on the 80% low-purity standard.
The Macho style is established based on the 80% low-paste standard.
Despite the image of the label, it is a very high level sake.
It is a very high-level sake,
Once you drink it, you will never forget the taste.
The name comes from a poem written by the third generation head of the family, "Kinjo-no-jo no heiru naru kirinzan, now it is a place famous for its autumn leaves.
We will continue to return to our roots with a single-minded focus on dry sake.
Asahi Shuzo, a sake brewery located in Nagaoka City, Niigata Prefecture, was founded in 1830.
The brewery named its sake "Kubota" after the name of the brewery when it was founded, which reflects its determination to brew seriously good sake in the spirit of the company's founding.
The brand name comes from a story that when the brewery was located on a tributary of the Tedori River, the sound of a tengu beating a drum could be heard coming from the nearby forest.
The melting snow from Mt. Hakusan, a sacred mountain in Noto, Ishikawa Prefecture, becomes underground water that moistens the crops and people of the land.
Daily junmai sake that bridges meals and conversations like a rainbow in the sky.
The concept of Tetorigawa is "sake that accompanies" food and people.