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The locally beloved sake "Daisekkei" from Azumino is characterized by its rich flavor and crisp dryness, made using the snowmelt from the Northern Alps. From beloved staples for everyday drinking to high-quality varieties praised at competitions, there is a wide selection available. At the directly managed store "Kamon Daisekkei," renovated from an Edo-period farmhouse, you can enjoy tastings and shopping in a relaxed atmosphere.
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