Beniotome Brewery

（株）紅乙女酒販・山の貯蔵場

Surrounded by the longest river in Northern Kyushu, the Chikugo River, and in the south by Mino Mountain Range, the town of Tanushimaru in Kurume City is blessed with nature and fertile fields, and has seen an increase of visitors.
At the base of Mino Mountain Range is the Benioteme Brewery where Goma Shochu, Japanese liquor made from sesame, is made. Using a fermenting process that brings out the full flavor of the shochu, Benioteme shochu is carefully fermented for 3, 5 or 8 years in enamelwares, oak barrels, or unglazed pots from Okinawa.
In addition to the eight storerooms where the shochu is fermented, there is a guest house where visitors can taste the liquor and the other old private homes, some from the Azuchi-Momoyama Period (1558-1600). While others might want to admire the fours seasons in itself. Whatever might be the case, we are waiting for your visit.
*Please do not drink and drive.

Industrial Tourism Details: Traditional・Local Industries/Shochu (Japanese liquor)
Tours and Taste Testing: Available

Address (Japanese)	839-1213　福岡県久留米市益生田214-2
Address	214-2 Masuoda, Tanushimaru-machi, Kurume-shi, Fukuoka
Telephone Number	0943-72-3939（株式会社紅乙女酒造）
Fax Number	0943-73-0187
Closed	Open year round
Price	Free admission
Car Park	Available
Access	About a 20 minute drive from the Amagi Interchange off the Oita Expressway About a three minute drive from JR Tanushimaru station
Website	http://www.beniotome.co.jp/