Brian S

9.2

This is not your normal nigori, little it color and body, amazing tropical notes! — 25 days ago

J Chisholm

9.4

So much melon. Still dig this. — 4 years ago

Lawrence Asrikin

9.4

Asahi Shuzo is one of the very few breweries that offers Junmai Daiginjo in multiple seimaibuai and keeps everything else remains roughly the same. As a result, you can experience how seimaibuai affects the end result. At 39% seimaibuai, it's priced right between the 50 and 39. Interestingly, it has slightly darker colour and bigger body than its siblings. Similarly nose with different finish. A little more forward than the 50 and 23 and sharp pineappley finish. — 5 years ago

romo

9.2

🍣 🍣 - at Sandfish Sushi and Whiskey bar. — 3 years ago

Teresa S

9.4

Pencil shavings, plum candy. Love! — 4 years ago

Andy Tam

9.2

Special treat creamy like an oyster long finish filled with a ripen cantaloupe taste. Paired with steamed rose wine crab for mid autumn festival — 5 years ago

Wan Jo Chung

9.2

Very light melon water, umami and very well balanced acidity through out the body compare to other Junmai Daiginjo which looses acidic balance.

Dassai "50" Junmai Daiginjo stands for remaining 50% polished "Yamada Nishiki" & "Omachi" rice.
It is Asahi shuzo's entry level sake.(they uses same name as Kubota sake's Asahi shuzo but it is different Brewery!!)

Great sake from Yamaguchi prefecture, Japan. — 5 years ago

D Scher

8.9

18.11.27 Fruity nose. Tropical fruit palate with some jasmine and plum blossom leading. Smooth and silky, with a little bite in the finish. 15% ABV. — 3 years ago

Joseph Ngo

9.5

Full with more fruit flavors. — 5 years ago

Wan Jo Chung

9.2

Very light melon water, umami and very well balanced acidity through out the body compare to other Junmai Daiginjo which looses acidic balance.

Dassai "50" Junmai Daiginjo stands for remaining 50% polished "Yamada Nishiki" & "Omachi" rice.
It is Asahi shuzo's entry level sake.(they uses same name as Kubota sake's Asahi shuzo but it is different Brewery!!)

Great sake from Yamaguchi prefecture, Japan. — 5 years ago