Origami Sake

Hot Springs-based Origami Sake is expanding to 36 markets and entering the nonalcoholic market with Zero, the first U.S. nonalcoholic sake, as it scales production to meet growing demand. read more >

Origami Sake, brewed in Hot Springs, is seeing growing demand — and recognition — in the sake industry. read more >

Hot Springs' Origami Sake announced a partnership with Republic National Distributing Company of Atlanta to expand distribution across 19 U.S. markets. read more >

The future of the tourism and hospitality industry in Arkansas is so bright you just might need shades, particularly if you came to the state to view the total solar eclipse on April 8. read more >

Origami Sake of Hot Springs to host the 2024 American Craft Sake Festival in March. read more >

The highs and lows of a year in Arkansas business. read more >

A look back at recent cover stories on new Arkansas industries. read more >

As Matt Bell devotes himself to sake, he and Entegrity founder Chris Ladner have sold their stakes in the company. read more >

Using Arkansas' abundant rice and natural spring water, the sake brewery now under construction is the first of its kind in the state. read more >

If all goes according to plan, Arkansas will get its first sake brewery by the end of the year: Origami Sake in Hot Springs. read more >