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Heiwa Shuzo

Known for KID
Heiwa Shuzo was founded in 1928 and is located just outside Kainan City in Wakayama. The site where the brewery is located was a temple for over 500 years before the brewery was established. It wasn't until 1957 when Sake...
BreweryHeiwa ShuzoPrefectureWakayamaRegionKansaiOn the shelf7 bottlesBrewery story ↓

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Heiwa Shuzo

Heiwa Shuzo "KID" Junmai

>>One-cup (180ml) version located hereA subtle aroma of rich flavors-- sunflower seed, raw sesame seed, cream cheese frosting,...

from $34
Heiwa Shuzo

Heiwa Shuzo Tsuru-Ume Kanjuku Umeshu

Kanjuku means fully matured or ripe. Nankobai, the local plum in Wakayama, is one of the most popular varieties...

$39
Heiwa Shuzo

Heiwa Shuzo "KID" Junmai Cup

A subtle aroma of rich flavors-- sunflower seed, raw sesame seed, cream cheese frosting, quinoa-- greet you initially...

180ml
$11
Heiwa Shuzo

Heiwa Shuzo Tsuru-Ume Strawberry "Ichigo"

Using the fantastic Heiwa umeshu (yes, the fuzzy pink one!) as a base, fresh Wakayama strawberries from local...

$48
Heiwa Shuzo

Heiwa Shuzo Tsuru-Ume Natsu Mikan

The *perfect* sake mimosa starts with Tsuru-Ume Mikan. Tsuru-ume Natsu Mikan is a (sometimes) seasonally limited Tsuru-ume release...

$48
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Heiwa Shuzo Tsuru-Ume Lemon

Tsuru-ume Lemon is a seasonal limited Tsuru-ume from Heiwa Shuzo. Fruit is harvested in the Winter and squeezed...

$48
Heiwa Shuzo

Heiwa Shuzo "KID" Tokubetsu Junmai Omachi

Omachi rice, typically known for its rich and earthy characteristics, is brewed beautifully by Heiwa in typical KID...

$45

About Heiwa Shuzo

Heiwa Shuzo was founded in 1928 and is located just outside Kainan City in Wakayama. The site where the brewery is located was a temple for over 500 years before the brewery was established. It wasn't until 1957 when Sake production commenced full-time. The brewery is located in a valley surrounded by mountains, blessed with high precipitation, resulting in a boundless supply of good quality soft spring water, perfect for brewing Sake.

Their incredibly soft and luscious water, known as Koyasan Nansui, flows down from Koyasan temple, a world heritage site. Heiwa gained massive popularity in Japan and overseas for their “KID” brand of sake. The name “KID” is an abbreviation of combining “kisshu”, the region where Wakayama lies, and “fudo” meaning environment. The name “KID” is also indicative of the sake’s playful, bright and energetic profile. Heiwa won Brewer of the Year at IWC in back to back years (2019 & 2020) a feat never accomplished by any other sake brewery.
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