Fuyu Fest · Feb 20, 2027

Akabu Shuzo

Known for Akabu
Leading the Sake industry in Japan out of Iwate Prefecture is Akabu’s 6th Generation, the young and talented Master Brewer, Ryunosuke Furudate. Guided by their passion, Furudate and his team harness every bit of their soul to evolve sake production...
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Akabu Shuzo

Akabu Junmai Ginjo Akiagari "Kohaku": Amber (2026)

Akabu, Autumn style! 2026- Nina's take: a little tart, asian pear, mellower sweetness than in past years without...

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Akabu Shuzo

Akabu Junmai Ginjo "Hisui"

With a lighter aromatic impact than Akabu's year-round Junmai Ginjo, Hisui glides across the nose like a waft...

Akabu Shuzo

Akabu Shuzo Junmai Daiginjo

Akabu Junmai Daiginjo displays aromas of freshly bloomed flowers and ripe green melon. Subdued acidity, light sweetness and...

Akabu Shuzo

Akabu Shuzo Junmai Ginjo

Akabu Junmai Ginjo opens with aromas of apple followed by flavors of vanilla and almond milk. The acidity...

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About Akabu Shuzo

Leading the Sake industry in Japan out of Iwate Prefecture is Akabu’s 6th Generation, the young and talented Master Brewer, Ryunosuke Furudate. Guided by their passion, Furudate and his team harness every bit of their soul to evolve sake production as we know it. Established in 1896, the original brewery was devastated by the Tohoku earthquake in 2011 and suffered complete destruction. It was in 2013 that the new brewery was built in Morioka City, and in 2014 the current era of Akabu was born. Despite the youth of this new generation, within their first few years, Akabu was awarded the Gold Prize in the Annual Japan Sake Awards 2016, followed by the distinction as the #1 ranked sake producer in all of Iwate.
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