A masterpiece crafted with care, featuring a vibrant melon-like aroma, a deep and bold flavor, and a pleasant acidity.
Made with Yamadanishiki, known as the "king of sake rice," polished down to 40% and carefully brewed to perfection.
This sake is made with Uchushinkai yeast, which has traveled through space and the deep sea alike defying odds of 1 in 300 million, and Ginnoyume, Kochi brewer’s rice that has traveled through cosmos itself too.
This sake is brewed using Kochi yeast CEL-24, known for its vibrant aroma, sweetness, and refreshing acidity, along with Yamadanishiki rice.
The label design is inspired by the Nioitachitsubosumire (Fragrant Wild Violet), a flower named by Dr. Tomitaro Makino, a renowned botanist from Kochi Prefecture.
Niwatazumi refers to the rain water that accumulates on the ground and just quickly flows away.
It seems to always be there, but it is ephemeral.
Our goal is to brew sake that lies on the border between the ordinary and the extraordinary.
It has a soft Ginjō fragrance and pleasant acidity.
This Junmai Ginjo has a robust flavor and gentle aroma.
It has been the workhorse product since the establishment of the AKITORA brand.
It is brewed with Ginnoyume, Kochi brewer’s rice, and AA-41, Kochi yeast.
Enjoy its mild Ginjō fragrance and refreshing taste that you will never get tired of drinking.
It is a refreshing, slightly sparkling Junmai Ginjo Usu Nigori Nama(unpasteurized) sake.
It is naturally fermented in the bottle, so it has a fine texture, a subtle sweetness and a soft taste.
Niwatazumi refers to the rain water that accumulates on the ground and just quickly flows away.
It seems to always be there, but it is ephemeral.
Our goal is to brew sake that lies on the border between the ordinary and the extraordinary.
This junmai sake, a flagship product of AKITORA, is crafted with great care through traditional handmade brewing methods, preserving its delicate aroma and gentle flavor.
This is a Nama sake(unpasteurized sake) that is produced during the new sake season.
Enjoy the refreshing Ginjō fragrance and well-balanced presence typical of AKITORA.
The label depicts the view of someone peeking into a tank filled with freshly brewed sake.
This popular product sells out early every year.
This is the Kurabiraki Limited Nama Genshu(unpasteurized and undiluted sake) that is sold only on the Kurabiraki Opening Day hold every spring.