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Sake Brand
Asabiraki
Founded in 1871 in Morioka, Iwate Prefecture, Asabiraki takes its name from a makurakotoba in the ancient Man'yoshu poetry anthology, evoking ships setting out at the break of dawn, a name chosen to mark both the Meiji era's opening and the brewery's own new beginning. Sake is brewed using Daiji Shimizu, an on-site spring water recognized among Japan's Heisei-era waters of excellence, combined with the Nanbu Toji brewing tradition for which Iwate is historically renowned. Asabiraki has earned 18 consecutive years of recognition at the National New Sake Competition, including 15 gold medals.
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Products
22 sakes
Where to Buy
Where to Buy Asabiraki
3
Shops
4
Offers
🇺🇸United States3 · from $42.00
🇦🇺Australia1 · from A$57.80
Lineup
All Asabiraki Sakes
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Asabiraki Kyokusen Junmai Daiginjo
Junmai Daiginjo
$209.99+
2 shops
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Asabiraki Tokubetu Junmaishu Hiyaoroshi
60% polishedTokubetsu Junmai
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Asabiraki Siboritate Yumeakari
55% polishedJunmai Ginjo
$42.00+
1 shop
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Asabiraki Shikomiuta
Futsu
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Asabiraki Reisho Tokubetsu Junmai Harugentei
55% polishedTokubetsu Junmai
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Asabiraki Reisho Junmaiginjo Kakigentei
55% polishedJunmai Ginjo
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Asabiraki Nanburyu Kanzukuri Junmaiginjo
55% polishedJunmai Ginjo
A$57.80+
1 shop
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Asabiraki Kasen Karakuchi
Futsu
Asabiraki Kasen
Futsu
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Asabiraki Junmaidaiginjo All Iwate
50% polishedJunmai Daiginjo
Asabiraki Junmai Sinshu Nama Genshu
65% polishedJunmai
Asabiraki Junmai Karakuchi Otoko-no-jummai Dry Aluminum Can
70% polishedJunmai
Asabiraki Junmai Daiginjo Shinshu Nama Genshu
50% polishedJunmai Daiginjo
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Asabiraki Jummaidaiginjo Migaki4wari Gokujo
40% polishedJunmai Daiginjo
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Asabiraki Jummaidaiginjo Migaki-gowari
50% polishedJunmai Daiginjo
Asabiraki Jummaidaiginjo Harenohinatsuzake
50% polishedJunmai Daiginjo
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Asabiraki Jummaidaiginjo "and"
50% polishedJunmai Daiginjo
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Asabiraki Josen Karakuchi
Futsu
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Asabiraki Josen Daihanjo
65% polishedOther
Asabiraki Josen
Futsu
Asabiraki Honjozo Namachozoshu
65% polishedHonjozo
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Asabiraki Daiginjo Migaki 35%
35% polishedDaiginjo
Where to Drink
Where to Drink Asabiraki
Spotted on these restaurants' public menus — selections change often, confirm with the venue.
Los Angeles, CA · United States