"Do you like Japanese Sake?​"

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Or, have ​you ever tried Japanese Sake from "Ehime" prefecture in Shikoku before??

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Japan has 4 main islands and "Shikoku" is smallest one in Japan.

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 There are "89 Sake breweries" in Shikoku even though known as the smallest island,

and about the half of  42 breweries are in Ehime prefecture. 

 

"Ehime" is known for those in the know the place and production area of Japanese Sake.  

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The local Sake history and tradition is handed down from generation to generation

over 400 years in Ehime, there are lots of local Sake which got several awards every years.

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The feature of Sake from Ehime is basically dry-sweet taste because Ehime prefecture is well-known for a lot of  delicious seafood, especially a red sea bream.

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Let us tell you the story and productions of local Sake from Ehime.