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Fukushima prefecture
Suehiro brewery's "sake philosophy" created this truly satisfying sake. The Suehiro Ken features a rich, juicy flavor with hints of peach and melon. Whip out a cold bottle on those lazy summer days to slip into refreshing contentment. The dry finish adds a surprising lift that gets better with each glass. A must try. The alluring bottle design tops off the sake's presentation, sure to make a splash when you fill your guests' glasses.
Suehiro is made in Fukushima prefecture in the Tohoku region.
Peach
Melon
Meat
Seafood
Founded at the end of Edo era in 1850, the traditional wood storefront designated as historical heritage of the prefecture has been protected by “onigawara” (the roof ornament shaped as a demon). They hang a large round decoration made of fresh cedar leaves to notify the time for freshly brewed sake every year. The color of the ornament changes to brown as time goes by that indicates the aging of the sake they brewed. Mt Seaburi emerged from an eruption 1.8 million years ago. The water that flows through natural limestone is very delicate like silk. The brewery still has 5 active wells where this water flows. They have 100 contract local farmers that brewers closely work with, celebrate harvest with to brew the best quality sake.
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