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Sekaiitto


Tsuda-san, the toji of Sekai Itto Brewery
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In the 17th year of the Meiji Period, the Sekaiitto distillery was established. They make sake using traditional sake brewing techniques, such as carefully selecting sake rice and brewing their sake with Kinokawa River water. Wakayama peaches are renowned throughout Japan. They make use of plums produced in Tanabe-shi's Minabe-cho. Aromatic plum wine finished with meticulously selected ripe Nanko plums. Mellow sweet and sour taste with a lovely Ume aroma.

Sekaiitto's Sake Concept

“Rice, water, fragrance, technique, everything is to make sake
to be enjoyed with meal”.

 
Photo by ©Sekaiitto Co

Sake with a strong flavour is not appropriate, but that does not mean we want to create ordinary sake. When we brew sake, the thoughts of Toji, the master brewer, are most mirrored in the sake, but the passion of the brewers, our business members, rice farmers, liquor stores, and restaurants are also reflected in the sake before it reaches our clients.

Photo by ©Sekaiitto Co

All of your passion and good ideas have come together in perfect harmony. We value this harmony and will continue to hone inherited skills while learning new methods in sake brewing to ensure customer satisfaction.

Easter discount offer



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Starts today (Thursday) 6th April 11:30am (Perth time).
Ends on Monday 10th April 11:59pm (Perth time).

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