Saké Dassai 45 Junmai Daiginjo 16% - 720ml

Rice (Japan), rice climb kôji

Keep cool. After opening, consuming during the week.

Serve fresh and in a wine glass

"Dassai" literally means "Festival de la otre". This term was used a long time ago in the prefecture of Yamaguchi because many otters were frightened in the neighboring rivers. The otters spread the fish they had caught on the shore, almost as if they showed them - as we do during a festival. A famous haiku poet, Masaoka Shiki, took "Dassai" as a feather name because he often scattered his reading equipment in his room like the otters scatter the fish. More importantly, Masaoka revolutionized Japanese literature during the Meiji era. And because Dassai also wants to transmit this notion, within the framework of the philosophy of the elaboration of sake. According to Dassai, "to make sake is to have dreams: to open a new era of the sake". This means that they will never be obsessed with traditional traditions or techniques. On the contrary, they want to revolutionize the manufacture of sake and produce a sake like no one has ever tasted it.