“the thing to get there is the Shiboritate and the Moromi. AFAIK they're fresh sake taken from different part of the fermentation/brewing process. I feel like that's pretty unique and you probably can't get that outside of a Sake brewery.”
H3
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“the thing to get there is the Shiboritate and the Moromi. AFAIK they're fresh sake taken from different part of the fermentation/brewing process. I feel like that's pretty unique and you probably can't get that outside of a Sake brewery.”
H3
“Although I love Brooklyn Kura, I always felt like I was better off buying a whole bottle for $45 rather than pay $15 for a glass lol.”
H3
“[Brooklyn Kura](https://maps.app.goo.gl/NREn8TUrR1RWvYq18) brews excellent sake in Industry City, Brooklyn”
H2
“Bk Kura kimoto is sooo good”
H2
“- Brooklyn Kura”
H1
“They’re a local sake distillery and I’ve enjoyed what I’ve had there.”
H1
“- Brooklyn Kura”
H1
“Pickup a bottle from brooklyn kura and its a picnic made in heaven.”
H1
“BK Kura and Kato are locally owned and the sake is fantastic. Check them out instead!”
H1
“I’ll add to that list with non-beer brewery recs: Hana Makgeolli, Brooklyn Kura, and Kato Sake Works”
H1
“Like I only went to their tap room once to try out their sake, and once I realized I do like their sake, I'd just buy a bottle from Moore Brother's Wine nearby lol.”
H1
“Both great suggestions! To be clear Brooklyn Kura sells bottles so you can taste the sake and see what you like and then buy a bottle.”
H1
“Brooklyn Kura”
H1
“For drinking: Brooklyn Kura for sake (if you think of sake as something merely to shoot, you are wrong... And they will show you why)”
H1
“Brooklyn Kura wines are usually my go to wine if I need to bring something to a dinner party. I think it's good, local and a decent conversation starter lol.”
H1
“Would recommend Fort Hamilton, Gun Hill, and Brooklyn Kura.”
H1