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Three original sake vessels that showcase the colors of Toyama.

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A tumbler and sake cup featuring the logo of Saburomaru Distillery, the oldest distillery in the Hokuriku region.

Saburomaru Distillery, a distillery in Toyama Prefecture that has been making whiskey since 1952, has released two types of original tumblers and one type of sake cup, both featuring their logo.

All of these products are a collaboration with Momentum Factory Orii, based in Takaoka City, Toyama Prefecture, which possesses unique coloring techniques for applying distinctive colors to metal materials such as copper and brass.

From left to right: "Platform Peacock Tumbler," "Platform Silver Tumbler," and "Orii Blue Sake Cup."

The spotted peacock-colored tumbler features a powerful and rich expression with a complex blend of red, brown, and purple. The spotted silver-white tumbler has a refined and elegant finish with delicate shading spreading within a calm silver color. The Orii blue sake cup is designed to allow you to enjoy the contrast between the deep blue color and the warm metallic color inside. Each of the three has a different appearance thanks to our unique coloring technique.

Why not enjoy a drink while appreciating the vibrant and unique colors?

◆ Original tumbler and sake cup with the "Saburomaru Distillery" logo
[Product] Spotted Peacock-Colored Tumbler: 12,000 yen (excluding tax)
    Mottled silver tumbler: 12,000 yen (excluding tax)
    Orii Blue Sake Cup: 7,000 yen (excluding tax)
*Please check the official website for details.

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