EST. 1789
羽陽男山
Since 1789 — 山形市, Yamagata
A Yamagata City kura named for Kyoto's Otokoyama shrine, with 32 national gold medals to its name.
Otokoyama Shuzo was founded in 1789 in Yamagata City, taking its name from the Otokoyama Hachimangu shrine in Kyoto. Blessed with good rice, water and climate, the kura has pursued careful brewing for more than two centuries, winning gold at the National New Sake Awards 32 times in total. Its Uyo Otokoyama Daiginjo is polished to 35%, alongside a Tokubetsu Junmai for everyday drinking and Tsuraragi, a lightly filtered ginjo namazake.
Daiginjo — polished to 35%
Tokubetsu Junmai
Ginjo — unpasteurized namazake
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