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Fukuoka Prefecture
Inoue Gomei Brewery is located at the heart of Fukuoka Prefecture, along the Koishiwara River, between the superb panorama of Mino mountain and the surrounding rice fields. Since its creation in 1911, the brewery has produced more than 90% junmaï sake, using local rice strains, including Yamadanishiki for the production of their best vintages. Thanks to their traditional work, they regularly earns high distinctions in most prestigious competitions in Japan.
Inoue Gomei sakes
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Fukuoka Prefecture
Inoue Gomei Brewery is located at the heart of Fukuoka Prefecture, along the Koishiwara River, between the superb panorama of Mino mountain and the surrounding rice fields. Since its creation in 1911, the brewery has produced more than 90% junmaï sake, using local rice strains, including Yamadanishiki for the production of their best vintages. Thanks to their traditional work, they regularly earns high distinctions in most prestigious competitions in Japan.
Inoue Gomei sakes
Below, all the references of Inoue Gomei available on our online store.
<p style="text-align: justify;">The nose alone evokes the density that is found in the mouth, this depth gained one hand by the long maturation, but also by the influence of yeasts used (as it is a Yamahai). This gives a rich sake, powerful, with a nice long finish that evokes that cooked wine, fino wines.<br /><br /><strong>A nice amber color for this Koshu aged between 6 and 7 years<br /><br /></strong><span style="color: #9b9b9b;">美田 山廃純米 熟成 三井の寿(福岡県)</span><br /><span style="color: #9b9b9b;">72cl - alc. 16% vol.</span></p>