Culture and terroir are strongly linked—I felt this way from my overseas experience, and I thought that making a beer that allows you to feel the land of Kirishima was the closest thing to what I was aiming for.
Kirishima City is a land blessed with a wide variety of water quality, not only hot springs.
And when I thought about what "sake can become a culture", the first thing that came to mind was shochu made in my hometown of Kirishima. Shochu is carefully made with great care by hand, and even though the ingredients are the same, each brewery has a rich personality, and its taste, depth, and enjoyment are immeasurable.
That's why I have shaped Kirishima's shochu culture.waterI focused on ".
From the brewing water of shochu breweries with different tastes, we select the most suitable water according to the direction and aroma of the beer we envision, and use it for brewing.
Kirishima's climate and water. Expressing this blessing in the form of beer - this is the challenge we are currently working on.