Nagurayama Shuzo Co.,Ltd
Fukushima
Founded 191818 sakes
From the brewery
Founded in Taisho 7. Aizuwakamatsu City, Fukushima Prefecture, aims for the best "clean Amasa", and we are making sake that focuses on rice, water and manufacturing.
The alcohol, which is backed by his passion and high technical skills, has won the first consecutive gold prize in the IWC2018 pure rice category and the whole country's new sake appraisal for 11 consecutive years.
Details
- Founded
- 1918
- Brand
- Nagurayama
- Region
- Fukushima
Brands
Links
Other39%
Junmai17%
Junmai Ginjo11%
Daiginjo11%
Futsu6%
Tokubetsu Junmai6%
Junmai Daiginjo6%
Honjozo6%
Lineup
All Nagurayama Shuzo Co.,Ltd Sakes
Nagurayama Aizu Shikon "Crane Castle"
$31.99+
1 shop
Nagurayama Aizu Jirushi Futsushu "Hearth Stone"
Futsu
$28.00+
2 shops
Nagurayama Aizu Shikon Tokubetsu Junmai "Crane Castle"
Tokubetsu Junmai
$38.00+
1 shop
Nagurayama Yokikana Junmai Ginjo
Junmai Ginjo·50% polished·Yamada Nishiki·16%
$39.99+
2 shops
Nagurayama Junmaisyu Gekkyu
Junmai·55% polished·Yamada Nishiki·15%
￥1,390+
18 shops
Nagurayama Junmaishu Akagawara
Junmai·65% polished·15%
￥1,155+
2 shops
Aidunoyae
Other·55% polished·Yamada Nishiki
￥1,430+
1 shop
Namachozoshu Nguraryu
Other·65% polished·15%
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Nagurayama Nigorizake Kurazake
Other·65% polished·15%
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Nagurayama Nigorizake Genkura
Other·65% polished·18%
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Nagurayama Kanpyoukaishuppinshu Junmai Daiginjo
Junmai Daiginjo·40% polished·Yamada Nishiki
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Nagurayama Junmaishu Gekkyu (2013)
Junmai·55% polished·Yume no Kaori·15%
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Nagurayama Gekkyuukahori
Junmai Ginjo·55% polished·Yamada Nishiki·16%
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Nagurayama Daiginjo Hinpyoukai Shuppinshu
Daiginjo·40% polished·Yamada Nishiki
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Nagurayama Daiginjo
Daiginjo·45% polished·Yamada Nishiki·16%
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Josen Zen
Honjozo·65% polished·15%
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Josen Nagurayama
Other·65% polished·15%
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Aidujirushi Nagurayama
Other·65% polished·15%
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Story & Media
History
1918
Founded in Taisho 7 (1918) by first-generation Zenroku Matsumoto, who had worked in sake grading. The brewery's sake was originally sold under the brand name Takemasamune.
1937
Around Showa 12 (1937), the brand name was changed from Takemasamune to Nagurayama, inspired by the beauty of Mt. Nagurayama on the shore of Lake Inawashiro.
1973
In Showa 48 (1973), at a time when sweet sake dominated nationally and local Aizu breweries were not yet entering competitions, the brewery began producing ginjo-style and junmai sake aimed at everyday consumers.
Gallery
Black-and-white view down a row of traditional wooden-framed fermentation tanks inside the brewery.
Rows of covered fermentation (moromi) tanks in the brewery's modern tank room.
Visit
Address
Sengoku Aizuwakamatsu Fukushima
Region
Fukushima
Tel
0242-22-0844