EST. 1701
呉春
Since 1701 — 池田市, Osaka
A 300-year-old Ikeda house so scarce its sake has become a legend among collectors.
Goshun has brewed in Ikeda, Osaka, since 1701, taking the name it carries today around 1847, in the mid-Edo period. It stands as the defining name in Ikeda's long sake history, a tradition that once ranked among the most prominent in the wider Kansai region. Production remains small, and Goshun rarely reaches shelves outside a tight circle of retailers, which has made it something of a phantom label — well known by reputation among sake drinkers, but rarely found in hand.
The house's Ikeda-brewed sake
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