Distillers 
- Country
- Japan
- Region
- Okinawa
- Town
- Ishigaki
- Founded
- 1955
- Spirits
- Awamori, Gin, Habushu, Liqueur
About
Yaesen Shuzo is an awamori (Okinawan spirit) producer based on Ishigaki Island, Japan, founded in 1955 and operating from a hilltop facility with sea views. It makes awamori, long-aged barrel-stored spirits, habu sake, and newer products such as wine, vinegar and liqueurs. The company uses traditional direct-fire pot distillation combined with long barrel maturation.
Products and brands
八重泉 (Yaesen), 黒真珠 (Kuroshinju), 八重泉 BARREL, 島うらら (Shima Urara), YAESEN GIN01
What they make
Awamori, barrel-aged spirits, habu sake, wine, vinegar, liqueurs, gin, black koji vinegar.
Doing business in Japan
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