Number 14, Junmai Ginjo Nama , Brooklyn Kura
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Number 14, Junmai Ginjo Nama , Brooklyn Kura

Item # 38149 750 mL

A refreshing light-bodied sake made in Brooklyn. Born from a chance meeting in Tokyo in 2013, founders Brian & Brandon discovered a shared passion for high quality sake and this is their first release. With such a great start, we are excited to see what future brews they create.
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Sake Meter Value
1
Country
USA
Prefecture
New York
Sub-Region
Brooklyn
Producer
Brooklyn Kura
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Staff Pick Notes

On my first tour of a saké brewery, I fit some protective coverings over my shoes and soldiered on inside. The brewery, Brooklyn Kura, is similar to what one might find in Japan—and also very different. As the only saké brewery in New York State, they take an ad hoc approach to brewing, fashioning almost all of their equipment themselves. This inventive attitude extends to the fantastic sakés that they are making. We don't often get a chance to taste freshly brewed saké because most of them are shipped from halfway around the world, so this is a true treat. The brewers at Kura are constantly experimenting and the results are both interesting and deeply delicious. Go visit their beautiful, minimalist tap room in Industry City on the weekend to taste something local and very unique.

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