Hiyokutsuru Shuzo Co.,Ltd

Fukuoka

Gegründet 189518 sakes

Von der Brauerei

Hiyokutsuru wurde im 28. Jahr der Meiji-Ära gegründet. Sie produziert weiche sake mit einem soliden Geschmack, die zum Genuss bei freudigen gemeinsamen Momenten gedacht sind.

Details

Gegründet: 1895
Marke: Hiyokutsuru
Region: Fukuoka

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Honjozo33%

Junmai22%

Tokubetsu Junmai11%

Other11%

Daiginjo11%

Junmai Ginjo6%

Junmai Daiginjo6%

Lineup

All Hiyokutsuru Shuzo Co.,Ltd Sakes

Yamakappu

Tokubetsu Junmai·55% polished·15%

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Tokusen Hiyokutsuru

Other·55% polished·Yume Ikkon·16%

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Tokubetsu Junmai Yamakambai

Tokubetsu Junmai·55% polished·15%

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Jousen Hiyokutsuru

Other·70% polished·Gin no Sato·15%

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Josen Hiyokutsuru Sakekappu

Honjozo·70% polished·15%

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Jojimanojizake

Honjozo·70% polished·15%

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Hiyokutsuru Kinkan Chokarakuchi

Honjozo·70% polished·15%

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Hiyokutsuru Junmaishu

Junmai·70% polished·Gin no Sato

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Hiyokutsuru Junmaishinshu Kisaragishibori

Junmai·70% polished·15%

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Hiyokutsuru Junmaihiyaoroshi

Junmai·70% polished·15%

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Hiyokutsuru Junmai Ginjo Jurokudo

Junmai Ginjo·55% polished·Yume Ikkon·16%

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Hiyokutsuru Junmai Daiginjo Jurokudo

Junmai Daiginjo·40% polished·Yamada Nishiki·16%

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Hiyokutsuru Junmai Muroka Namagenshu

Junmai·70% polished·18%

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Hiyokutsuru Honjoshinshu Yayoishibori

Honjozo·70% polished·15%

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Hiyokutsuru Honjo Muroka Namagenshu

Honjozo·70% polished·18%

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Hiyokutsuru Honjo hiyaoroshi

Honjozo·70% polished·15%

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Daiginjoshu

Daiginjo·40% polished·Yamada Nishiki·15%

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Daiginjo Renri

Daiginjo·40% polished·Yamada Nishiki·15%

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Geschichte & Medien

Geschichte

1895

Shusuke Ninomiya, the 11th-generation descendant of the Kamachi clan, founded Ninomiya Meishu Jozobu (a limited partnership) in Meiji 28 and began brewing sake under the Hiyokutsuru name.

1919

In Taisho 8, second-generation brothers Hikoo and Sonji Ninomiya incorporated the business as a stock company and adopted Hiyokutsuru as the company name.

1929

In Showa 4, the brewery presented sake as a tribute offering to the Imperial Household Agency.

1935

In Showa 10, the brewery won the top prize six times consecutively (4th through 9th competitions) at the Kyushu-Okinawa Sake and Soy Sauce Fair, earning the Grand Honor Award.