Reijin Shuzo is a long-established sake brewery located in Suwa City, Nagano Prefecture, with a history dating back to the first year of the Kansei era (1789).
 It is conveniently situated approximately 653 meters from Kamisuwa Station.
 At this venue, there is a tasting corner where visitors can enjoy not only sake but also local craft beer, allowing for a relaxed tasting experience with various types of beverages.
The interior of the shop does not have seating, creating a casual setting where customers can enjoy tasting as they please.
 Approximately ten types of sake are available for free tasting, and guests are encouraged to take their time to savor each selection.
 Additionally, craft beer tastings are available for just 100 yen, offering a diverse lineup that includes styles like Kölsch and stout.
 A particularly notable choice is the "Shirakaba," a Kölsch-style beer with a crisp and refreshing flavor.
Reijin Shuzo is committed not just to producing sake but also to craft beer, with popular products such as "Shinshu Roman Beer.
" These local beers are brewed using water from the Kiso Mountain Range and Suwa hot spring water, which are well-regarded for their quality.
 Varieties like the "Kuroyuri" stout and "Alt" each have their own unique characteristics, providing a great selection to suit individual tastes.
The brewers emphasize quality by carefully selecting ingredients and using meticulous brewing methods, resulting in high-quality sake and beer that have received acclaim.
 Furthermore, the souvenir corner offers items such as ochoko (sake cups), making it possible to purchase gifts to take home.
In this way, Reijin Shuzo offers not only delicious beverages crafted through traditional Japanese culture and historical techniques but also a variety of experiences for visitors.
 Be sure to visit and personally experience its charm.

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