Nakatani Brewing Co., Ltd
中谷酒造株式会社
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Orientada a la exportación, la brasserie opera en China una filial, la Tianjin Nakatani Sake Brewery, donde produce y comercializa sake.
- Fundada en
- 1853
- Marcas principales
- Banjo
- Tipos de sake
- Junmai Ginjo · Junmai Daiginjo · Daiginjo · Ginjo · Junmai · Tokubetsu Junmai · Honjozo
- Ubicación
- Más sake de Nara →
- Oficial
- sake-asaka.co.jp · Instagram · Facebook
Visitar
- Dirección
- 561 Banjo Yamatokoriyama Nara
- Visitas guiadas
- Sí (Con reserva)
- Tienda
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Comprar
Precio más bajo y tiendas: Japón
Banjo
9 sakés · Sin valoraciones- Sin precio
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Otros sakés
8 sakés · Sin valoraciones- ￥968〜20 tiendas
- ￥1,690〜9 tiendas
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Trayectoria
- 1853Matajiro began sake brewing in 1853 (Kaei 6), the founding of the family's sake business in Bancho, Yamatokoriyama.
- 1856He became independent in 1856 (Ansei 3) and set up his own household across the street.
- 1858In 1858 (Ansei 5) he became an official merchant of the Yanagisawa domain, was granted the right to bear a surname, and took the name Nakatani.
- 1996Released the sake 'Toyotomi Hidenaga' to coincide with the broadcast of the NHK historical drama 'Hideyoshi'.
- 2003Won the gold award at the National New Sake Appraisal (Zenkoku Shinshu Kanpyokai).
- 2011Won the gold award at the National New Sake Appraisal.
- 2014Won the gold award at the National New Sake Appraisal.
- 2026Renewed and relaunched the sake 'Toyotomi Hidenaga' (60% rice polishing, Junmai Ginjo, brewed via the affiliate in Tianjin, China) to coincide with the NHK historical drama 'Toyotomi Brothers!'.