EST. 1770
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Since 1770 — 西宮市, Hyogo
A 1770 house that moved from Sakai to Nishinomiya-Nada in 1954, still steaming rice over a wood-fired kettle for old-fashioned genshu.
Osawa Honke Shuzo was founded in 1770 in Sakai's Shukuin district and relocated to its current home in Nishinomiya, in the Nada sake district, in 1954. The brewery still steams its rice in a traditional wood-fired kama and uses hako-koji (wooden box koji-making), carrying on handmade methods from over 250 years of brewing. Its lineup centers on genshu — undiluted sake — under the Takaramusume label, sold largely direct from the brewery, which offers tours by reservation.
Junmai Daiginjo genshu (undiluted) — Special-A district Yoshikawa Yamada Nishiki rice
Junmai genshu (undiluted) — polished to 70%
Junmai genshu (undiluted)
阪神西宮駅よりバス「鞍掛町」下車徒歩約3分
Source: https://japansake.or.jp/sakagura/jp/hyogo/ohsawa-honke-shuzou/