Dassai 45 Junmai Daiginjo 300ml

Dassai 45 Junmai Daiginjo 300ml

Sale Price:£14.99 Original Price:£16.99

Size: 300ml | ABV: 16%

In 3 words: Clean, soft and fruity

The benchmark of modern craft sake, Dassai 45 is a global best-seller celebrated for its approachable elegance. By milling top-grade Yamadanishiki rice down to 45% to remove all impurities, the wizards at Asahi Shuzo brewery achieve a remarkably clean and sophisticated profile at a decent price..

The Experience: Expect bucket-full of fruity aroma featuring honeydew melon and fresh green apple. On the palate, it delivers a honey-like sweetness balanced out by a mild, refreshing acidity. The mouthfeel is notably smooth and slightly creamy, leading to a crisp finish with no alcoholic bite.

The Verdict: Supremely balanced and consistently high-quality, Dassai 45 is the ultimate ""gateway"" bottle and a fail-safe gift for sake newcomers. Best served well-chilled in a wine glass to accentuate its floral aromatics, it pairs effortlessly with everything from delicate sashimi to light salads and creamy cheeses.

  • Grade: Junmai, Daiginjo

  • Brewery: Asahi

  • Region: Yamaguchi

  • Rice polishing: 45%

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Product Details

Rice variety: Yamadanishiki

Sweet or dry: Medium-dry

Acidity: -

Sake Meter Value -

Food Pairing: Sushi & Sashimi, Grilled Prawns, grilled or tempura vegetables, mild cheese

Serving temp: Chilled to Room Temperature

Dietary: No sulfites, no preservatives. vegetarian, vegan


The Brewery

Asahi

Home to the world renowned DASSAI brand, this brewery recently reoriented itself towards the pursuit of the highest quality premium sake and year round production - to the joy of sake lovers everywhere. Not to be confused with beer brewery of the same name!

At a glance

  • Based in Yamaguchi on the West coast of Japan's main island, Honshu

  • One of the leading global sake brands focused on high grade sake

  • Dassai 45, 39 & 23 numbers refer to the polishing ratio of the rice used