REGION: Nagano

Chikuma Nishiki has been brewing sake since 1681 in the high mountain region of Nagano, in the shadow of Mt. Asama and Mt. Yatsugatake. The naturally cold temperatures and fresh clean well water sources make it an ideal location for brewing elegant sake.
SKU #:
JP-XMR-44-NV
Vintage:
NV
Country:
Japan
Region:
Nagano
Appellation:
Nagano Prefecture
Spirit Type:
Japanese Whisky
Spirit Sub Type:
Blended / Blended Malt
Kurosawa 'Premium Reserve' Daiginjo Sake
SKU #:
JP-KUR-41-NV
Vintage:
NV
Country:
Japan
Region:
Nagano
Appellation:
Nagano Prefecture
Variety:
Miyama Nishiki Rice
Kurosawa 'Ginrei' Junmai Daiginjo Sake
SKU #:
JP-KUR-40-NV
Vintage:
NV
Country:
Japan
Region:
Nagano
Appellation:
Nagano Prefecture
Variety:
Gohyaku Mangoku Rice
Kizan 'Sanban' Nama Genshu Junmai Ginjo Sake
SKU #:
JP-CHK-20-NV
Vintage:
NV
Country:
Japan
Region:
Nagano
Kurosawa, Kimoto Junmai Sake
SKU #:
JP-KUR-01-NV
Vintage:
NV
Country:
Japan
Region:
Nagano
Appellation:
Nagano Prefecture
Variety:
Blend - Nagano Rice
Started in 1858, Kurosawa Shuzo is a brewery rooted in the agriculture and traditions of the high mountain prefecture of Nagano. Famous for excellent produce, deep miso seasoning and hearty fare, Kurosawa makes stout sake suited to this rich mountain cuisine. Currently run by fifth-generation president Kazuo Kurosawa, with his younger brother Yohei serving as brewmaster.
The Hombo family, founder of Mars, began producing shochu in 1909 and eventually expanded into whisky. Currently, Mars has two distilleries and an additional aging site. Mars Komagatake (fka Mars Shinshu) sits at 2,625 ft in the Nagano Alps, making it Japan’s highest whisky distillery.
Kurosawa, Nigori Sake
SKU #:
JP-KUR-02-NV
Vintage:
NV
Country:
Japan
Region:
Nagano
Appellation:
Nagano Prefecture
Variety:
Blend - Nagano Rice
Located in the high mountain valleys of Nagano known for rich soil and fertile agriculture, Senjo Brewery was founded in 1866 by Matsujiro Kurogouchi. The brewery is named after Senjo-ga-take, a 3000 meter peak in Japan Alps, whose snow melt feeds the well water at the basis of their sake. Currently