Saké Dassai 45 junmai daiginjo ⋅ 16% ⋅ 720ml

Name: Saké Dassai 45 junmai daiginjo ⋅ 16% ⋅ 720ml
Price: 36.0 EUR
Rating: 5.0 (1 reviews)

獺祭四割五分

Vendor : Dassai

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This Junmai Daiginjo Dassai 45 is made from 45% polished Yamada-Nishiki rice, revealing a fruity aromatic profile and balanced sweetness. On the nose, it presents notes of white fruits such as pear and muscat grape, enhanced by a light acidity reminiscent of tropical fruit and citrus. On the palate, the attack is powerful, with flavors associated with rice fermentation and hints of chestnut. The soft, refreshing finish is invigorating. Serve at room temperature before a meal, or well chilled to fully appreciate its aromas and texture.

SKU:1011221

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meal accompaniment

Rice (Japan), kôji rice ferment

Store in a cool place. Once opened, consume within one week.

serve chilled in a wine glass

Dassai is a premium sake produced by the Asahi Shuzo brewery in Yamaguchi prefecture. Recognized worldwide for its commitment to quality and innovation, the brewery specializes exclusively in the production of Junmai Daiginjo, the finest category of sake. The name "Dassai", which literally means "otter festival", refers to an ancient local custom: otters would arrange the fish they caught on the banks, creating a festive display. The name embodies the spirit of Vendor, combining respect for tradition with creativity. Asahi Shuzo is distinguished by its skilful combination of traditional techniques and modern technologies to produce sake of exceptional purity. The brewery places particular emphasis on intensive rice polishing, using mainly the Yamada Nishiki variety, reputed to be the best for sake.