Signature Brands
Hatsusakura Koyasan Hannyato (初桜 高野山般若湯)
Hatsusakura Koyasan Hannyato (初桜 高野山般若湯)
Wakayama rice and water — the temple-town sake
Hatsusakura Junmai Ginjo (初桜 純米吟醸)
Junmai ginjo
EST. 1866
初桜
Since 1866 — かつらぎ町, Wakayama
Hannyato for Koyasan — born of offerings to a World Heritage shrine.
Hatsusakura Shuzo, founded in 1866 in Katsuragi at the foot of Koyasan, traces its origin to sake offered to Niutsuhime Shrine, a World Heritage site. Its main house and kura are registered Tangible Cultural Properties, and it holds to a strict principle: rice, water and brewers all from Wakayama, keeping the kawakami-zake tradition of the upper Kinokawa alive. Its Koyasan Hannyato — the temple town's traditional name for sake — is the signature. Tours and tasting flights on request.
Wakayama rice and water — the temple-town sake
Junmai ginjo
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Source: https://hatsusakurashuzo.com/