Sake
Regional drink culture
Mie Sake
24 Mie

Sake from Mie Prefecture, protected by the geographical indication "Mie". It is brewed with water drawn in the prefecture, where dry, cold winter winds such as the Suzuka-oroshi blow over the mountains; brewing is said to have flourished to welcome pilgrims to Ise Shrine, and the standard describes a warm, mellow sake that suits lean seafood.
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Names to try
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- Reading みえのにほんしゅ
- Romanization mie sake
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Local foods to explore together
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Same prefecture
Tekone SushiAn editorial link to food from the same prefecture as a way to explore the region.
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Relationship checked 2026-10-14
Same prefecture
Ise UdonAn editorial link to food from the same prefecture as a way to explore the region.
Editorial note: An editorial discovery link to explore food from the same prefecture; it does not claim serving, availability, or tasting compatibility.
Relationship checked 2026-10-14