What is Yaegaki?
YAEGAKI traces its roots to a sake brewery founded in Banshu, Japan, in 1666. The company is renowned for brewing pure rice sake with a rich local flavor, utilizing traditional methods and top-quality ingredients. Their sake has garnered international acclaim, winning eight consecutive Gold medals at the prestigious Monde Selection Awards in Europe. YAEGAKI now produces sake in the U.S. under the supervision of Reiko Kushibiki, the first female Sake Master in the country, offering a silk-smooth and full-bodied authentic sake that complements Asian cuisine. The company also produces Mirin, a sweet rice wine used to add flavor to sauces and glazes, serving as a versatile substitute for sherry or white wine and providing a desirable glaze for dishes like teriyaki and BBQ sauces. Yaegaki Black Bottle Kuro-Bin Junmai Sake received a Silver Medal with 87 points at the 2010 BTI World Wine Championships.
How much funding has Yaegaki raised?
Yaegaki has raised a total of $150K across 1 funding round:
Debt
$150K
Debt (2020): $150K with participation from PPP
What's next for Yaegaki?
With its large-scale late-stage funding context, Yaegaki is positioned for significant expansion and market penetration. The recent strategic investment suggests a focus on scaling operations, enhancing distribution channels, or potentially developing new product lines. The company's long-standing heritage and commitment to quality provide a strong foundation for future growth, likely involving further innovation in sake production and broader market reach.
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