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Kikusui is one of several brand names produced by Oki Shuzou, formed from a 1972 merger of five island breweries including the original Kikusui label. Island brewing conditions, marked by cold Sea of Japan winds and pristine spring water, shape the clean, structured character of this sake.
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Oki Shuzou
Shimane
Oki Sake Brewery was established by the five brewers (Saigo Sake Brewery Association Overall Brewery), Kikusui, Takamasamune, Okizuru, and Imperial Palace (Saigo Sake Brewery Association) in 1972, and the representative brands were opened. Was selected. Oki is written as "Kojiki", "Nihon Shoki" as "Tenno Shinobi Betsu" or "Okinoyo Mikojima", and has four inhabitants from the Shimane Peninsula to the Sea of Japan, about 40 to 60 km. It is more than 180 small islands. In the Middle Ages, Gotoba and Godaigo are the islands of the distributed history, and are known as the island of sightseeing, such as strangely rocks and sea reefs. In addition, it is blessed with rich forests due to the rain and fogs of Tsushima warm current, and high quality water springs out everywhere on the island. There are two famous waters selected as the "100 famous waters" selected by the Environment Agency, and are blessed with clear watering water. We brew sake, shochu and liqueurs in this rich environment. (Shimane Sake Brewery Association)
Est.1972
BrandOkihomare
Address174 Harata Oki Oki Oki Shimane
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