{"id":3619,"date":"2025-03-10T15:14:36","date_gmt":"2025-03-10T06:14:36","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/kobelocaltours.com\/?p=3619"},"modified":"2026-03-09T11:28:07","modified_gmt":"2026-03-09T02:28:07","slug":"private-sake-tasting-at-local-breweries-kobe","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/kobelocaltours.com\/en\/vip\/private-sake-tasting-at-local-breweries-kobe\/","title":{"rendered":"\u3010Private Tour\u3011Sake Tasting Tour at local breweries in Kobe"},"content":{"rendered":"

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This is a private charter tour of “Sake Tasting Tour at local breweries in Kobe”<\/a>.<\/p>\n

What you’ll do<\/h2>\n

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Explore the famous Nada sake district in Kobe on this guided walking tour through one of Japan\u2019s most historic sake-brewing areas.
\nDuring the tour, we will visit several local breweries and sake shops that are open to visitors. You will have the opportunity to sample a variety of sake available at each location and experience the atmosphere of this traditional sake-producing neighborhood. Guests typically have the chance to taste more than 15 different types of sake during the tour, depending on availability at each brewery.<\/p>\n

Your guide will introduce the history of sake brewing in Kobe and help you explore the Nada district while visiting different breweries and shops along the way. Many guests also enjoy the chance to interact with local brewery staff and learn about sake culture directly from people working in the area.<\/p>\n

This tour focuses on exploring the Nada sake district with a local guide while visiting breweries that welcome visitors, allowing guests to experience the local sake culture in a relaxed and authentic way.<\/p>\n

*Please note that tasting selections and quantities may vary depending on the brewery, season, and availability.
\nThe tour duration is approximately 3.5 hours, depending on the pace and interests of the group.
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Schedule<\/h2>\n
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12:00PM<\/dt>\n
Pick up at Kobe city center <\/dd>\n
12:30PM<\/dt>\n
1st brewery
\nEstablished in 1751, the liquor store owner is a 13th generation. There is a full-fledged and rich variety of Japanese sake, including \u201cJunmai Ginjo\u201d that was served 5 times at the Nobel Prize banquet. In the souvenir corner, there are abundant items such as snacks, deep-fried rice, and soup. We recommend that you purchase souvenirs to bring home to your loved ones. Optionally, there is a paid tasting counter, and you can enjoy popular sake 300 yen per cup and the highest class drip-pressed sake for about 1,500 yen per 45ml cup.\n<\/dd>\n
1:30PM<\/dt>\n
2nd brewery
\nWith a 250 year old history, this is one of the smallest brewery in Nada area. The production volume is as small as 40,000 bottles of 1.8 L each per year. They are a high-quality brand that is famous all over Japan, even though the production scale is small. We will taste unpasteurized-sake, which can only enjoyed in Japan.<\/p>\n

*Please note that this brewery is closed on weekends. We will arrange to visit another brewery.\n<\/dd>\n

2:00PM<\/dt>\n
3rd brewery
\nThe biggest brewery in Japan! You will walk along huge sake tank, and get into sake museum. Let\u2019s wear happi, half size Japanese cloth, take photo for memory.<\/dd>\n
3:00PM<\/dt>\n
4th brewery
\nWith 63 years of experience, the final and last brewery that we will visit features a sake master who\u2019s become a symbol to this brewery. While making traditional, high quality sake, it\u2019s also taking a new innovative and creative route. For example, they produce sake using Whiskey production methods, by utilizing American Oak. Using Sherry wine barrels imported from France, this brewery ages the sake with it. They also came up with the idea of mixing sake and Chardonnay, giving this new beverage a very refreshing twist. It will change the way you see sake. This is also optional, there is a paid tasting counter where you can enjoy small cheese platter from top dairy cattle raised in Mt. Rokko.<\/p>\n

*Please note that this brewery is closed on Mondays. We will arrange to visit another brewery.<\/dd>\n

3:30PM<\/dt>\n
Drop off at Kobe city center.<\/dd>\n<\/dl>\n

Pick-up and Drop-off Location<\/h2>\n

Kobe City Center\uff08Shin-Kobe\u30fbSannomiya Station\u30fbHotels in Chuo Ward\u30fbKobe Port\uff09
\n*For other areas, additional fees may be charged.\u3000Please contact us.<\/p>\n

Vehicle Type<\/h2>\n

Van and sedan type vehicles are available.
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Location<\/h2>\n