山形県·日本酒
Iwaki Kotobuki
When poured into a cup, you experience a powerful yet mellow umami loved by men of the sea—Iwaki Kotobuki is a sake that continues to be brewed with heartfelt memories of its hometown. Originally, this was the sake of Suzuki Sake Brewery, which had been established in Ukedo, Namie Town, Fukushima Prefecture, since the Edo period. It was known as 'Japan's brewery closest to the sea,' but the brewery was lost to the tsunami of the Great East Japan Earthquake. In Nagai City, where they evacuated, they took over a brewery that had no successor and resumed sake brewing in 2011. Bearing the name 'Iwaki' and brewed with an indomitable spirit, this bottle is truly a symbol of reconstruction. This 'sea man's sake,' reborn in the land of Nagai, contains prayers for its original home. Please feel the story within every sip.
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