LIBROM Nashi / Pear
Fukuoka rice and Kunisaki-grown pear, fermented together into a 9% ABV craft sake.
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LIBROM Nashi / Pear is brewed from Fukuoka-grown rice and Japanese pears grown by SUN Marché in Kunisaki, Oita. Rather than blending juice into finished sake, the pears are added directly to the fermenting moromi — their sugar taken up by the yeast itself, so the pear’s aroma and the rice’s flavor don’t sit apart, but come together as one sake.
The kake-mai (non-koji rice) is polished to 92%, keeping much of the rice’s own umami intact alongside the pear’s delicate sweetness and lightness. Classified not as seishu but as “other brewed alcohol” (sonota no jozoshu), it is bottled at 500 ml and 9% ABV.
How it tastes
A fresh aroma recalls freshly picked Japanese pear. The palate is smooth, with a delicate sweetness spreading gently, and the finish stays light — clean and cool with the fruit’s freshness, never heavy.
Keep refrigerated. The pear’s clean, cool freshness carries through to the finish.
LIBROM · LIBROM Craft Sake Brewery · Fukuoka
LIBROM is an urban craft sake brewery with its brewery and pub in Fukuoka City’s Chuo Ward. The company was founded in 2020, and the brewery opened in 2021. Founders Mitsuhito Yagyu and Shunpei Anami layer fruit and botanicals onto rice-and-koji fermentation, exploring new expressions of sake.
The name LIBROM comes from the Italian Libertà (freedom) and Romanzo (story) — brewing freely, and making sake that tells its own story.
Question 1
When are the pears added?
- During moromi fermentation
- After bottling
- After distillation
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Correct answer: A — During moromi fermentation
Answer: During moromi fermentation. The linked section gives the source detail.
Question 2
Where are the pears grown?
- Kotohira, Kagawa
- Kunisaki, Oita
- Yoichi, Hokkaido
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Correct answer: B — Kunisaki, Oita
Answer: Kunisaki, Oita. The linked section gives the source detail.
Question 3
How is the product classified?
- Seishu
- Distilled spirit
- Other brewed alcohol
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Correct answer: C — Other brewed alcohol
Answer: Other brewed alcohol. The linked section gives the source detail.
At the table
The pear’s gentle sweetness and light finish are built for seafood, vegetables and lightly salted dishes — light plates that let the fruit’s aroma come through rather than covering it.
- White fish carpaccio
- Prosciutto and fruit
- Vegetable appetizers
- Soft cheese
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