Where there is good water, there is good sake.
It continues to be delicious in Ukiwa, a famous water village.
Rice
It is no exaggeration to say that rice determines the deliciousness of Japanese sake.Sake and rice are produced once a year.The taste changes every year.Where they were grown and what climate they grew up in."The craftsman, with his long polished eyes, determined the slight difference and worked as a suitable sake maker.""The ""deepness and fun"" of sake brewing makes me feel like it is there."
Water
Japanese sake is made from rice, malted rice and water.Considering the degree, most of them are water.Therefore, just like rice, water is an important factor in sake brewing.The city of Ukiha in Fukuoka Prefecture, where we make sake, is a town where clean water gushes out, which was also selected as one of the "100 famous water selections."We use prepared water pumped from our company's well.Delicious water, delicious sake, and we will continue to create a taste that can only be expressed with ukiha water.
Fertility
The flavor and aroma of sake have a lot to do with the function of yeast.In order to bring out the best balance between acid, amino acid and aromatic ingredients, thorough temperature control and ingredient analysis by craftsmen promotes sound fermentation.Some yeast has a gorgeous aroma and fruity flavor, while others bring out a mild but light flavor.Rice, water, and yeast.It is also a pleasure for the makers to see how they combine and brew sake.
Storage
In Isonosawa, sake brewing starts in September and ends in April.We make sake for one year during this period, so storage is also an important process.We manage pure rice wine and ginjoshu in a storage-only storehouse with a well-refrigerated refrigeration facility and age them slowly.For example, it is our pleasure to be able to enjoy a wide range of flavors, from the fresh and refreshing taste of the new sake to the round, plump taste that has passed through the summer.
『根據香港法律,不得在業務過程中,向未成年人售賣或供應令人醺醉的酒類。』
“ Under the law of Hong Kong, intoxicating liquor must not be sold or supplied to a minor in the course of business.”