EST. 1880
黒松稲天
Since 1880 — 天理市, Nara
A Tenri brewery supplying sacred sake to Tenrikyo, alongside a smooth, dry label made with women drinkers in mind.
Founded in 1880 in Tenri, Nara — the headquarters town of the Tenrikyo religion — Inada Shuzo has long supplied o-miki, the sacred sake used in its rites, a connection central to the brewery's identity. Its Kuromatsu Inaten label takes a different, more everyday approach: an easy-drinking, dry style brewed particularly with women drinkers in mind. Alongside sake, the brewery also makes and sells its own narazuke, vegetables pickled in sake lees, extending its craft beyond the bottle.
Daiginjo
Honjozo
Junmai namagenshu (unpasteurized, undiluted) — winter-only release
Source: https://inaten.com/