In 1973, a group of sake brewers broke away from bigger breweries to establish Ichinokura, to make a sake that wasn’t recognized by the government (and therefore not taxed).

In true Ichinokura style, this sake is fresh and clean. Not your average junmai daiginjo that can smell like a bouquet of flowers, this sake has a slight hint of pear and smokiness in the aroma. This fresh sake was delicious alongside a plate of sashimi or ikura donburi at one of our favorite local izakayas, Kiraku, in Berkeley.

Ichinokura was established by four breweries, each of which had a 70 to 300 year history. Also known as Ace Brewery, Ichinokura was named to express their wish to become the number one micro brewery.

Features

• Junmai Daiginjo
  
• Seimaibuai (rice kernel remaining): 40%, SMV -1
• Brewed in Miyagi, Japan
• 24 fl oz (720ml)
• 15.5% ALC/VOL