SHIMIZU SEIZABURO SHOTEN - MIE PREFECTURE

Shimizu Seizaburo Shoten was founded in 1869 in Suzuka, Mie prefecture. The brewery nurtures the hope of progressing a little further each day towards its "ideal sake". To achieve this goal, they prefer to work by hand rather than using automated machines. Their "sake-zukuri" method of making sake, for example, is based on the use of small fermentation tanks, which enable them to pay particular attention to the delicate workings of the fermentation process.

The toji, Tomohiro Uchiyama, studied biochemistry before beginning his career in sake-making. From the outset, Uchiyama combined exceptional sensitivity with a firm belief in the importance of uncompromising sake-making. In recent years, Uchiyama's talents have flourished and he has been recognized both nationally and internationally, winning numerous prestigious awards at major competitions every year.


Photo of Shimizu Seizaburo Shoten brewery in Mie prefecture

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bottle of Japanese sake Zaku Megumi No Tomo Junmai Ginjo 72cl
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A classic sake, rich and aromatic, with notes of white-fleshed fruit, offering an authentic immersion in Japanese tradition. Classic, aromatic, mastered 75cl - alc. 15% vol.
€45.00Price
bottle of Japanese sake Zaku Megumi No Tomo Junmai Ginjo 72cl
  • New
A classic sake, rich and aromatic, with notes of white-fleshed fruit, offering an authentic immersion in Japanese tradition. Classic, aromatic, mastered 75cl - alc. 15% vol.
€45.00Price