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Enokishuzo Co.,Ltd

Hiroshima

Fondée 189950 sakes

De la brasserie

La qualité de l'eau est dure à mi-dureté. Le taux moyen de polissage du riz est de 60 %. Comme riz brut, le Daiginjo utilise du Yamada Nishiki (district spécial A). Pour les autres catégories, on utilise du riz produit dans la préfecture d'Hiroshima. Le sake à appellation spécifique est brassé avec du riz poli blanc et plat, principalement du Hachimon Nishiki et du Koi Omachi.

Détails

Fondée
1899
Marque
Hanahato
Région
Hiroshima

Histoire

1899
Enoki Shuzo was founded in the Ondo district of present-day Kure, Hiroshima (Meiji 32).
1974
The brewery produced Japan's first kijoshu (sweet sake made by fermenting with sake instead of water), in the 1974 brewing year (Showa 49).
2001
The brewery achieved Hiroshima's first quadruple crown, including gold at the National New Sake Awards, in the Heisei 13 brewing year.
2010
The 8-year aged kijoshu was named champion at the International Wine Challenge Sake category.
2011
The 8-year aged kijoshu won gold in the aged sake category at the International Wine Challenge.
2017
The 8-year aged kijoshu won bronze in the aged sake category at the International Wine Challenge.
2008-2024
The 8-year aged kijoshu received the trophy in the aged sake category at the International Wine Challenge multiple times (2008, 2010, 2012-2016, 2019-2021, 2023-2024).
Other34%
Junmai Ginjo20%
Junmai14%
Junmai Daiginjo10%
Tokubetsu Junmai8%
Daiginjo4%
Ginjo4%
Nigori2%
Liqueur2%
Honjozo2%