[Commitment]
◆ Compete without using preservatives, flavors, or colorants.
◆Using a traditional manufacturing method called "fermentation"
◆Ginger is used only locally, from the Minuma rice fields.
◆Raw materials are used within a radius of 10 km from the brewery as much as possible.
◆ Go to the raw material production area and sometimes harvest it yourself.
◆We will incorporate as much problem solving as possible into the process from manufacturing to sales.
◆Make "luxury goods" even without alcohol
And so on...
[3 main products manufactured throughout the year]
Sweet butterfly
◆Sweet and gorgeous classic◆
Which one is the standard? If you ask, I recommend this.
By fermenting, it has a deep charm that is not only cute. This is our sweetest product.
It contains three types of white flowers and sake lees as a secret ingredient. The details of the flowers are a trade secret, but the sake lees are made from "Hanayoyu", which is difficult to obtain.
Kuromoji Mantis
◆Drinking forest bathing, the scent of black moji◆
Kuromoji, with its clear scent, is a fragrant wood unique to Japan. Since ancient times, it has been used as chopsticks and toothpicks, as well as to eliminate the odor of fish, and even for rituals and festivals. The raw branches of this black moji were crushed with the leaves, boiled with ginger, and fermented. The refreshing and addictive aroma, subtle sweetness, deep umami, and pleasant aftertaste are interesting to pair with Japanese food, and are also excellent when mixed with Japanese sake to make cocktails.
tonic tea snail
◆Goes well with wheat, slightly sugar for adults◆
Sayama black tea and juniper berries were boiled with ginger and fermented together. The heavy ingredients are lightly gathered with the secret ingredient mint. The sweetness is quite subtle, and the refreshing bitterness lingers out, making it an adult fermented ginger ale.
Sayama black tea is made from blender Tsuyoshi Nakamine's pesticide-free orange peco, and juniper berries are made from those used in the distillation of Kawagoe City's craft gin "Tsujitamama".