Terroir / story
Thai rice varieties · Sato craft
Devanom began in 2014 with family craft, focused on making Sato (traditional rice wine) from Thai ingredients. The rice comes from regions across the country: Kiaw Ngoo from Chiang Rai, Luem Pua from Sakon Nakhon, jasmine rice from Kanchanaburi, and Sangyod from Phatthalung (GI).
Sato is Thai traditional rice wine, not sake: sticky rice is soaked and steamed, then fermented with luk pang (natural moulds and yeasts). Outwardly the brand is consistently called Sato or Thai traditional rice wine.
Winemaker / team
Founding winemaker / team
The team is led by younger makers, combining traditional luk pang fermentation with modern closed, temperature-controlled methods; house-selected cultures are used, without artificial flavouring. The wines suit Thai food, with a balance of sweetness, acidity and rice aroma.
- Philosophy: local ingredients, natural fermentation, and a living Thai fermentation culture
- Range: Sato first (750 ml bottles and 330 ml Craft SATO), plus Nonthaburi Mead, Mrs. Lychee (lychee mead) and craft beer
- Brand contact: contact@devanom.com