Dassai Blue 50 Junmai Daiginjo Sake
Dassai Blue 50 Junmai Daiginjo Sake
Dassai Blue 50 Junmai Daiginjo Sake

Dassai - Blue 50 Junmai Daiginjo Sake

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Dassai Blue 50 Junmai Daiginjo Sake is a remarkable expression of craft and terroir. Brewed in Hyde Park, New York, this premium spirit combines local water with traditional Japanese brewing methods. The producers work exclusively with Yamada Nishiki, widely known as the king of sake rice, to craft the highest grade sake in the world.

Unlike mass-produced brands, this brewery relies on incredible precision and dedication. The makers use meticulous craft methods for every release. They brew the sake batch by batch, make the koji entirely by hand, and ferment the liquid in small tanks. At fourteen percent alcohol by volume, this expression is slightly lower than standard sake. This approachable strength makes it remarkably wine-like and perfectly suited for pairing at the dinner table.

In the glass, the liquid reveals a captivating aroma. Delicate pear and crisp green apple mingle beautifully with hints of peach and floral elegance. When you take a sip, you are greeted by a light, silky texture. A touch of sweetness dances on the tongue alongside vibrant notes of tropical fruit, lemon curd, and pineapple candy. These bright flavors give way to subtle nutty hints and warm vanilla. Finally, the finish is clean and refreshing, leaving a delightful zest and a subtle touch of brine that lingers on the palate.

As the debut style from the New York brewery, this Junmai Daiginjo has quickly become a leading favorite. It captures a flawless balance of ancient tradition and modern innovation. Enjoy this elegant sake chilled to fully appreciate its vibrant fruit notes and superior craftsmanship.

Country

Japan

Region

New York

Sub Region

Hyde Park

Brand

Dassai Blue

Production

Batch-by-batch brewing, handmade koji, small tank fermentation