EST. 1673
千代緑
Since 1673 — 大仙市, Akita
Eighteen generations deep, brewing with a yeast captured from its own ceiling beams.
Okuda Shuzoten has brewed in Daisen, Akita, since the Enpo era of the 1670s, now eighteen generations on. The brewery still draws water from a well dug at its founding, fed by groundwater from the Ou mountains. Its signature yeast, MS3, was isolated from the brewery's own ceiling beams and now anchors its most distinctive sake. The shop and main building, designed by architect Seiichi Shirai and completed in 1957, are registered as a National Tangible Cultural Property, a modernist landmark wrapped around a seventeenth-century brewing lineage.
Junmai Daiginjo — koji rice Yamada Nishiki, kake rice Miyama Nishiki, polished to 50%, 16.5% ABV, house MS3 yeast
Junmai Ginjo — polished to 50%, contract-grown Miyama Nishiki, 17.5% ABV, bottle-pasteurized genshu
Junmai Ginjo — polished to 60%, LGC Soft rice
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