Junmai Daiginjo

This Junmai Daiginjo has a luscious and juicy character with a nectar-like sweetness on the palate, followed by a long, bright finish.

A smooth Junmai sake with a rich texture and subtle flavours. Mild fruit fragrances with a slightly acidic taste that settles into lingering finish. Can be enjoyed at any temperature.

A smooth Junmai sake with a rich texture and subtle flavours. Mild fruit fragrances with a slightly acidic taste that settles into lingering finish. Can be enjoyed at any temperature.

● Australian Sake Awards 2023 - Gold

● International Taste Institute 2019 / 3star

A super premium, naturally fermented junmai daiginjo made from 'Yamada Nishiki' rice and produced in Hyogo prefecture's 'Special A' Grand Cru terroir in the town of Yokawa. Brilliant flavours with an expansive fruity palette, elegant sweetness and a lively acidity. A crisp, refreshing finish like no other.

The flagship premium sake in Asahi Shuzo's 'Kubota' range. The complex flavours have been crafted through expert brewing techniques. It has a refined floral aroma balanced with a silky smooth texture. Recommended to serve slightly chilled or warmed.

酒造好適米「山田錦」と「雄町」を50％まで磨き上げ、酒造技術の粋を尽くして作り上げた杜氏入魂の逸品です。山田錦独特の口当たりのまろやかさと雄町から醸し出された豊かな旨みとがバランス良く調和された味わい深いお酒です。

Created by polishing both "Yamada Nishiki" and "Omachi" rice to 50%, and using some of the best
possible methods of brewing. An exceptionally tasty sake, balanced between the mellow taste unique to
Yamada Nishiki and the rich umami brewed from Omachi.

酒造好適米「山田錦」と「雄町」を50％まで磨き上げ、酒造技術の粋を尽くして作り上げた杜氏入魂の逸品です。山田錦独特の口当たりのまろやかさと雄町から醸し出された豊かな旨みとがバランス良く調和された味わい深いお酒です。

Created by polishing both "Yamada Nishiki" and "Omachi" rice to 50%, and using some of the best
possible methods of brewing. An exceptionally tasty sake, balanced between the mellow taste unique to
Yamada Nishiki and the rich umami brewed from Omachi.

This junmai daiginjo uses Aisan, a rare and incredibly popular kind of sake-brewing rice with limited production. Possesses a uniquely sweet and sour flavor.

Recommended drinking method: Cold or Room temperature

Made with 100% 'Hanafubuki'--Aomori prefectures special sake rice and pure underground water from the Oirase River Basin. The low temperature fermentation enhances the sharp acidity and rich umami flavours with fresh Ginjo aromatics.

果実の様な香りとフルーティーな味わいが特長です。ノーベル賞受賞ナイトキャップパーティで二年連続で採用されました。

A special sake with elegant fruity aromas and flavours. It has featured at the Nobel prize competition's 'Nobel Nightcap' party for two consecutive years.

Dassai Beyond was created over the course of a decade, with the ambition of surpassing the Dassai 23--considered by critics as a 'perfect' sake. The production of this extraordinary sake demanded going beyond normal flavour profiles to coax levels of depth, complexity and smoothness from rice that had never been tasted before in a sake.

“Bon GOLD” is a sake that is made from Junmai Daiginjo unpasteurized sake that has been adjusted and aged at minus 10 degrees Celsius, and then bottled and pasteurized at the shipping stage to seal in the mellow taste of the season. (It is so-called raw sake.)

Since it is pure sake that has not been filtered as it is squeezed, it contains a small amount of white sediment, which is the original ingredient of sake.

In addition, it features a pale golden color due to adjusted aging, and in order to express this color, we used a UV-cut transparent bottle, and the label was also made to match the color of the sake.

Chill well and pour into a large wine glass. You can enjoy a clear and wonderful scent, and a soft and refreshing taste with a strong presence.

Made from only Mishima rice

It is fermented slowly at a low temperature using only using rice, hard rice, and water .
It is characterized by a very beautiful and elegant taste, but the taste is a little sweet, the throat is smooth, and the scent is beautiful and moist.

Made using the traditional 'Yamahai' method, the robust flavours creates a harmonious balance with the crisp and refreshing finish. Best served slightly warm to bring forth the sake's full aromatic potential.