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Gekkeikan Sake Co.,Ltd

Kyoto

Founded 163750 sakes

From the brewery

Founded in Kyoto Fushimi in 1637, he developed business activities based on the basic philosophy based on Quality, Creativity, and Humanity (quality first, creative innovation, humanity -oriented).

Details

Founded: 1637
Brand: Gekkeikan
Region: Kyoto

Brands

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Other42%

Junmai16%

Daiginjo10%

Honjozo6%

Tokubetsu Junmai4%

Futsu4%

Tokubetsu Honjozo4%

Junmai Ginjo4%

Liqueur4%

Nigori2%

Ginjo2%

Junmai Daiginjo2%

Lineup

All Gekkeikan Sake Co.,Ltd Sakes

Gekkeikan Black & Gold

Junmai·15.6%4.4 (6)

Gekkeikan Haiku Premium

Tokubetsu Junmai·70% polished·14%4.3 (2)

Gekkeikan Nigorizake

Other·70% polished·10%4.5 (1)

Gekkeikan Josen Cap Ace

Futsu·15%2.5 (1)

Gekkeikan Tokubetsu Sake

Gekkeikan Nigori Junmai

Nouvelle Gekkeikan Junmai Ginjo

Junmai Ginjo·60% polished

Gekkeikan Yamadanishiki Tokubetsu Junmai

Tokubetsu Junmai·Yamada Nishiki

Gekkeikan Yamadanishiki Junmai

Junmai·55% polished·Yamada Nishiki

Gekkeikan Utakata

Gekkeikan Umakuchi

Gekkeikan Tsuki

Gekkeikan Toshitsu Zero

Gekkeikan Tokusen

Honjozo·65% polished

Gekkeikan Tamanoizumi Daiginjo

Gekkeikan Shichihukujin Meguri

Gekkeikan Retrobottle Ginjosyu

Gekkeikan purintaizero

Gekkeikan Namazake Binzume

Junmai Daiginjo

Gekkeikan Namazake

Gekkeikan Namagensyu

Gekkeikan Miyakoshibori Daiginjo

Daiginjo·50% polished·Iwai·14.5%

Gekkeikan Minicup Junmai

Gekkeikan Kyousansui Honjouzou

Honjozo·Kyo no Kagayaki

Gekkeikan Ko no tsuki Karakuchi

Gekkeikan Kasen Green Pack

Gekkeikan Kasen Eco Cup

Gekkeikan Kasen

Gekkeikan Kasagiya YamadanishikiDaiginjo

Daiginjo·35% polished·Yamada Nishiki

Gekkeikan Karakuchi

Gekkeikan Junmai

Junmai·78% polished

Shun wo ajiwau Hinyari Reisyu

Nouvelle Gekkeikan Tokubetsuhonjouzou

Tokubetsu Honjozo·60% polished

Gekkeikan Yuzuajinoutakata

Gekkeikan Tsunodaru Tokusenhonjouzo

Gekkeikan Toushitsuzeroreishu

Gekkeikan Suzaku Junmaiinjou

Junmai Ginjo·15.5%

Gekkeikan Shinmaishinshujunmai

Junmai·70% polished·16.5%

Gekkeikan Shiboritate Cup

Gekkeikan Samurai Rock

Gekkeikan Sakekoubou Daiginjo Shiboritatenamagensyu

Gekkeikan Ringoajinoutakata

Gekkeikan Petitmoon Sumerutsuki Daiginjo

Gekkeikan Petitmoon Mitsurutsuki Junmai

Gekkeikan Nigorizake Onibushi

Gekkeikan New Cup Clear

Gekkeikan Kourigensyu

Gekkeikan Kome to mizu no sake

Junmai·Koshihikari

Gekkeikan Kakudaru Tyoutokusentokubetsuhonjouzou

Tokubetsu Honjozo

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History

1637

Founding ancestor Jiemon Okura opened a sake shop in front of Fushimi Bashamae, naming the shop 'Kasagiya' and the sake brand 'Tamanoizumi'.

1718

Account ledgers from this year record entries for 'new sake,' 'aged sake,' and 'nanban-shu' (Southern barbarian style sake).

1886

Tsunekichi Okura inherited the family headship at age 13, becoming the 11th head of the family.

1905

Registered the trademark 'Gekkeikan' (laurel wreath), a symbol of victory and glory, as the sake brand name.

1909

Established the Okura Sake Brewing Research Institute (now the Gekkeikan Research Institute).

1927

Reorganized the sole proprietorship into 'Okura Tsunekichi Shoten Co., Ltd.'

1961

Built the 'Otegura' brewery, Japan's first equipped with a four-season brewing system.

1987

On the occasion of the company's 350th founding anniversary and 60th year since incorporation, changed the company name to 'Gekkeikan Co., Ltd.'

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Address

247 Minamihama Fushimi -ku Kyoto -shi Kyoto

Region

Kyoto

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