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Kosaka Brewery Co., Ltd. Message A Sake brewed in the traditional manner - by hand. We produce our malt using traditional methods of fermentation, allowing the natural air flow of our fermentation cellar, and time, to really draw out the flavour of the rice. After rigorous testing, we use Omachi strain rice from the famous Akasaka rice producing district to brew our Sake. We brew our Sake by ...

TANAKA SAKE BREWERY MESSAGE We are a sake brewer who protects the traditional method of brewing sake, Japanese rice wine, right down to the last detail. Using natural water flowing in the Chugoku mountains and high-quality rice from the Bisaku area, we have been making sake in Oohara, a small town endowed with a wonderful climate, for 115 years. Our original sake called Yamahaimotojikomi ...

How to Homebrew Sake by Mutsuo Hoshido, Mutsuo.Hoshido@jp.sony.com Homebrew Sake is very easy to brew using your simple cooking tools and you can enjoy Sake taste. Homebrew Sake, we call 'doburoku', rather haze Sake, had been a culture of Japan and even under the previously strict control of Liquor Tax law, some Buddhist temples or Shinto Shrines have been brewing thier own 'doburoku' to serve ...