Kyoto's sake is so old that the "MIKI NO TSUKASA" was established as a national government office (Kyoto Imperial Palace) in the 8th century.
"Sake" brewed from rice, spring water, and koji (malted rice).
In Kyoto, clean water has always come out, and sake has been brewed.
There were 350 sake breweries in the 14th century, but now only 3.
"Matsui Sake Brewery" at Demachiyanagi (bank of Kamogawa). Easy to go from Kyoto Imperial Palace, Yoshida Jinja Shrine, and Kyoto University.
TEL:075-771-0246
MAIL: info@matsuishuzo.com
URL:http://matsuishuzo.com/
"Sasaki Sake Brewery" in the north of Nijo Castle. Good access from Kitano Tenmangu Shrine and Seimei Jinja Shrine.
TEL:075-841-8061
MAIL:info@jurakudai.com
URL:http://jurakudai.com/
"Haneda Sake Brewery" is located at the upstream of the Katsura River, in the nature-rich area of of Keihoku Shuzan.
TEL:075-852-0080
MAIL:office@hanedashuzo.co.jp
URL:http://www.hanedashuzo.co.jp/
