Tsugaru Vidro collaborates with sake brewery to release 3 types of “Shukisen” from June 23, 2023 (Fri)

2023.07.08

Aomori Prefecture’s traditional craft “Tsugaru Vidro” has released three types of sake cups “Shukisen” in collaboration with products from Hachinohe Sake Brewery Co., Ltd., the brewer of Aomori Prefecture’s famous sake “Mutsu Hassen”.

〈Umi no Akari〉

The concept of “Mutsu Hassen ISARIBI Tokubetsu Junmai” is the image of “a fisherman’s sake during a meal”.
The shape brings out the faint sweetness in the dryness and expresses the lights of fishing boats floating on the sea at night.

*〈Umi no Akari〉=〈Sea Light〉

〈Ka no Kaze〉

The uneven shape of the body allows you to enjoy the mellow aroma and taste that is characteristic of “Mutsu Hassen Pink Label Ginjo”, and the bright pink color and the yellowish green and brown colored glass like fruits give off a fragrant color.

*〈Ka no Kaze〉=〈Fruit Wind〉

〈Towa no Midori〉

The immutability of the long-selling standard sake “Mutsu Hassen Tokubetsu Junmai” is likened to an evergreen tree, and the octagonal shape that emphasizes the refreshing flavor is characterized by adding a cool blue color to the rich green color.

*〈Towa no Midori〉=〈Evergreen〉

<Product overview>

Series name: Shukisen 3 types
type: 〈Umi no Akari〉〈Ka no Kaze〉〈Towa no Midori〉
Price: 4,400 yen each (tax included)
Release Date: Friday, June 23, 2023

<Sales location>
■ “Tsugaru Vidro Tokyo Midtown Yaesu”
■Hachinohe Sake Brewery store

>Tsugaru Vidro Online Shop

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