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Founded in 1830, it has a history of nearly 200 years. Polished rice, natural water from the mountain forests of private land, and the traditional techniques of the Nambu Mori clan make the delicious sake of "Koshikoi".
By thoroughly polishing the rice and brewing it with natural soft water, we achieve a refreshing throat and sake that you will never get tired of drinking.
Inheriting the traditional method of the "Nambu style" by Mr. Nambu and the brewer, we pour "our best efforts into traditional handiwork" and make sake that is rooted in the climate and suits the times.
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A good environment makes good sake" is our motto. The clear natural water that springs from the vast mountain forests on private land is drawn from a side-hole cave found and dug by our ancestors into the storehouse. The raw material rice is milled in-house, and the method of shaving is changed for each type of rice alcohol. By slowly polishing the rice over time, the rice will be less likely to crack, and the overall taste will be smooth and tasteless. Sesen
Yoshino Shuzo's sake is characterized by its aroma and sharpness due to the excellent fermentation technology of Mr. Nambu Mori. Keeping the traditional method of "Nambu-style" by Mr. Nambu Mori and the brewer, which has a history of 190 years since its founding, we pour "our best efforts into old-fashioned handwork" and make sake that suits the times rooted in a historic and pure climate.
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The number one recommendation is "recommended". It is a local staple that has been loved by generations, and is characterized by its affordable and comforting taste. It goes well with a variety of dishes without getting bored, and is perfect for everyday dinner. It can be enjoyed in a wide range of temperatures, from cold sake to hot sake. The signature product "Daiginjo" is a Japan sake that spreads a transparent and fruity ginjo aroma brewed by Mr. To, who polished Yamada Nishiki from Hyogo Prefecture to a rice polishing rate of 40% and made by hand by hand washing limited water absorption. It is a gem with a smooth throat and sharpness, and in 2002 it was offered in ANA International First Class.
It is widely enjoyed not only by locals but also by alcohol lovers all over the country. We are working on making sake that can be enjoyed by a wide range of people.
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