Kamoizumi Sake Brewery Co.,Ltd
HiroshimaFundada em 1912marcas 2 · sakês 32Em atividade

Conhecer
Moemoizumi, which brews carefully selected rice while faithfully protecting the three -stage preparation of Hiroshima Boji, does not perform active carbon filtration, is popular as a rich and rich flavor and a beautiful mountain stove.
- Fundada em
- 1912
- Marcas principais
- Kamoizumi、Zouka
- Oficial
- kamoizumi.co.jp · Instagram · Facebook
Visitar
- Endereço
- 2-4 Saijo -shi Higashihiroshima Hiroshima
- Horário
- 酒泉館: 土日祝日 10:00〜17:00
Comprar
Menor preço e lojas: Japão
Kamoizumi
26 sakês · ★ 4.5 (1 avaliações)- ¥3,180〜7 lojas
- Sem preçoEstados Unidos $37.99〜
- ¥1,650〜6 lojas
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- ¥649〜11 lojas
- ¥19,800〜1 loja
- ¥471〜8 lojas
- ¥2,057〜6 lojas
- ¥1,298〜6 lojas
- Sem preçoReino Unido £39.99〜 +1
- Sem preçoEstados Unidos $27.86〜
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Zouka
3 sakês · Sem avaliações- ¥2,893〜8 lojas
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Outros sakês
3 sakês · Sem avaliações- ¥2,750〜12 lojas
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Trajetória
- 1912In 1911, founder Juichi Maegaki resolved to enter the sake brewing business, and in 1912 (Taisho 1) he founded the Maegaki sake brewery. The name 'Kamoizumi' combines 'Kamo,' a place name associated with Kyoto, with 'Myoga Shimizu,' the pure spring water on the brewery's own forested land.
- 1965Around 1965, second-generation head Toshizo Maegaki began brewing sake using only rice and rice koji (junmai brewing), aiming to revive the traditional method lost during the war.
- 1968In 1968, Yukio Masuda was brought in as toji (master brewer) and laid the technical foundation for Kamoizumi's junmai brewing.
- 1972After years of trial and error, Kamoizumi released 'Honjikomi Kamoizumi' in 1972, becoming a pioneer of junmai (pure rice) sake brewing in Japan.
- 1975From around 1975, during Japan's first regional-sake ('jizake') boom, third-generation head Toshio Maegaki campaigned nationwide to promote junmai sake, spreading the reputation of 'Kamoizumi, the junmai sake.'
- 2007Brewing techniques were passed on to toji Toshiyuki Shintani.
- 2019In November 2019, Kazuhiro Maegaki became the fourth-generation head of the brewery, assuming the position of president and representative director.