三重県·日本酒
Sakaya Hachibei
The Miyagawa River is often called the cleanest stream in Japan. Located on its banks in Ota Town, a designated UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, is Motozaka Sake Brewery, founded in 1805. Its flagship brand, "Sakaya Hachibei," is named after the founder, Hachibei Motozaka. By using underground water from the Miyagawa River flowing in front of the brewery and locally grown rice, they continue traditional manual brewing methods without relying on mechanical equipment, with much of their production enjoyed within Mie Prefecture. The brewery also shows a deep commitment to rice, even cultivating "Ise Nishiki"—an ancient sake rice considered a root of Yamada Nishiki—in their own fields. It is a mellow, easy-drinking sake that complements everyday meals. A flavorful sake that brings peace to your evening.
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