EST. 1972
隠岐誉
Since 1972 — 隠岐の島町, Shimane
Born from the merger of five island breweries, its sake named by a public vote across the Oki archipelago.
Oki Shuzo was formed in 1972 through the merger of five breweries on the Oki Islands, Shimane. The resulting brand name, Oki Homare, was chosen through a public naming contest. The brewery uses water from two springs recognized among Japan's 100 Famous Waters, and its sake has won numerous honors, including gold medals at the National New Sake Awards and a platinum award at KURAMASTER.
Junmai Daiginjo — Yamada Nishiki, polished to 35%, ABV 16%, SMV -2, acidity 1.3
Junmai Daiginjo — Yamada Nishiki, polished to 45%, ABV 16%, SMV +2, acidity 1.6
Junmai Ginjo — Yamada Nishiki, polished to 55%, ABV 15%, SMV +6, acidity 1.7; gold medal, KURAMASTER 2024
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