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遠藤酒造場 Endo Shuzojou
遠藤酒造場 Endo Shuzojou
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Location: 29 Suzaka, Suzaka, Nagano 382-0000, Japan
In operation since: 1864
Representative brand: Keiryu
About the brewery
About the brewery
The Shinshu Suzaka area still retains the vestiges of the Edo period. Garyu Park, where the lakeside is covered with cherry trees in spring, is the most famous spot. This place has been selected as one of the Best Cherry Blossom Spots in Japan. Endo Shuzujou's brewery is just a few minutes away from there.
Established in 1864, the brewery originally served the Suzaka clan and later supplied sake to the local feudal lord. The founder, Tokusaburo Endo, was driven by a deep commitment to crafting delicious sake, a tradition that has been passed down through generations. Today, Endo Shuzujou continues to embrace new challenges with the same enterprising spirit. The brewery benefits from Shuzaka's beautiful natural surroundings, fresh air, and most importantly, pure water.
Featured Sake
Featured Sake
Prefecture: Nagano
Rice: Miyama Nishiki
Rice Polishing rate: 49%
Alcohol %: 15%
Premium Endo
Premium Endo
This junmai daiginjo features a unique ginjo with a highly fragrant, flower-like aroma and an equistite taste. The sake comes in a high-quality gift box decorated with bright pine, bamboo, and plum blossoms. A gorgeous package for a premium sake!
Prefecture: Nagano
Rice: Miyama Nishiki
Rice Polishing rate: 49%
Alcohol %: 15%
Endo Keiryu Mountain Sparkling
Endo Keiryu Mountain Sparkling
Prepared with yeast used for white wine, this sparkling sake features a gorgeous aroma and gentle sweetness. It has a delicate, gentle, and clear taste reminiscent of champagne. Sparkling luxury in a bottle.
Prefecture: Nagano
Rice: Miyama Nishiki
Alcohol %: 20%
Keiryu Asashibori Storage sake
Keiryu Asashibori Storage sake
Keiryu Asashibori's moromi (fermenting mixture) comes from its unique method. It is aged at a low temperature for an additional three days in a special preparation that raises its alcohol content to 20%. The original sweet yet sour taste make this a unique and unforgettable Japanese sake.
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