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Suishinyamanehonten Co.,Ltd
Hiroshima
Fondée 186050 sakes
De la brasserie
Au milieu de l'ère Meiji, 'Suishin' est né de l'unification de plus de 20 variétés de sake. Le sake traditionnel d'Hiroshima, 'sec et doux', a conquis le cœur de nombreux clients jusqu'à aujourd'hui. Le riz koji et le riz suspendu, préparés en abondance avec du Yamada Nishiki de haute qualité et de l'eau douce, permettent de savourer la saison et la fluidité en bouche tout au long de l'année. De plus, sa nature sèche le rend exceptionnellement compatible avec les mets.
Détails
- Fondée
- 1860
- Marque
- Suishin
- Région
- Hiroshima
Marques
Histoire
1860
Suishin Yamane Honten was founded (Man'en 1).
1912
Won first place at the 2nd National Sake Fair, hosted by the Ministry of Finance.
1914
The National Tax Agency's brewing research institute identified the brewery's proprietary yeast as Association Yeast No. 3 in a nationwide survey of excellent yeasts.
1924
Received the Award of Excellence at the National Sake Fair for the third consecutive time, earning a special 'Meiyosho' (Honor Award) granted only once before to Suishin for three consecutive wins.
1939
Selected as one of only three sake brands nationwide designated as tokuhitsu-shu (specially noted sake).
1955
Received a commendation and a ceremonial wooden sake cup from the Emperor.
1956
Launched 'Young Suishin,' refined using Japan's first bottle-aging storage method (bin-gakoi) developed by the brewery's third-generation master.
2000
Discovered the ultra-soft water source 'Buna no Megumi' at the foot of Mt. Takanosu.
Junmai Ginjo26%
Junmai Daiginjo20%
Junmai16%
Honjozo12%
Tokubetsu Junmai8%
Other6%
Daiginjo6%
Tokubetsu Honjozo4%
Ginjo2%
