茨城県·日本酒
Urari Shuzo (Kirizukuba)
The beautiful name 'Kirizukuba' actually originated not from the mist of Mount Tsukuba itself, but from a single painting. It was named after a work of the same name painted by Seiichiro Hattori, a painter from the same hometown, and that painting is also used on the label. Urari Shuzo in Tsukuba City was founded in 1877. In 1985, the fifth-generation brewery master shifted the focus from standard sake, which was the mainstay at the time, to premium sake centered around Ginjo, and began fully developing 'Kirizukuba.' A point of pride for this brewery is the careful use of 'Ogawa Yeast,' a Ginjo yeast that Ibaraki is proud of. With its fragrant aroma and clean, clear taste, it is a renowned sake of Tsukuba that continues to captivate many sake lovers.
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