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OMOYASHUZOYOKOYAMAGURA

重家酒造株式会社
NagasakiFondée en 1924marques 1 · sakés 20En activité
OMOYASHUZOYOKOYAMAGURA

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En 1990, la production de sake fut abandonnée, avant qu'une nouvelle brasserie soit construite sur l'île d'Iki en 2018, marquant la renaissance du sake sur cette île après 28 ans d'absence. Le sake japonais continue ainsi d'être diffusé dans le monde entier.

Fondée en
1924
Marques phares
Yokoyama
Types de saké
Junmai Ginjo · Junmai Daiginjo
Lieu
Plus de saké de Nagasaki →
Officiel
omoyashuzo.com · Instagram · Facebook

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Adresse
545-1 Ikeda Nishikoto Ishida Iki Nagasaki

Acheter

Prix le plus bas et nombre de boutiques : Japon

Yokoyama

20 sakés · ★ 4.0 (1 avis)

Repères

  1. 1924Founded by first-generation Kakuzo Yokoyama; began selling the sake 'Kinsekai' and shochu 'Kikushirayuki' and 'Fuji no Yuki'.
  2. 1942Established as Omoya Shuzo General Partnership Co., with Kakuzo Yokoyama as representative partner.
  3. 1965Renamed brands: the sake 'Kinsekai' became 'Fujitsuru', and the Iki barley shochu 'Kikushirayuki' became 'Sesshu'.
  4. 2013Revived sake brewing after a 23-year hiatus, releasing the special junmai sake 'Kakuzo Our Spirit'.
  5. 2014Changed company structure to a stock corporation under new name; Yuzo Yokoyama became president. Launched 'Junmai Daiginjo Yokoyama 50'.
  6. 2018Completed a new dedicated sake brewery on Iki Island after surveying the island for the best water source.
  7. 2021Trial-cultivated the sake rice variety 'Ginnosato' on Iki Island and sold out the resulting junmai daiginjo 'Yokoyama Princess Michiko Ginnosato'.
  8. 2024Held a celebration for the company's 100th anniversary; 'Junmai Daiginjo Yokoyama GOLD' won its first Silver award at SAKE COMPETITION 2024.