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Dassai 45 Nigori Junmai Daiginjo Sake 300ml - Case of 12

Vendor SakeHouse
Regular price $179.88
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Sold by the case only: 12 bottles × 300ml ($14.99 per bottle).

Experience the luxurious taste of Dassai 45 Nigori Junmai Daiginjo, a premium cloudy sake crafted with masterful precision in Japan. It's made from the finest Yamada Nishiki rice polished to 45% of its original size. This nigori-style sake delivers a creamy, rich texture and a delicately sweet profile that makes it both indulgent and approachable.

Dassai’s Nigori expression combines the elegance of Junmai Daiginjo brewing with the satisfying depth of unfiltered sake. The result is a drink with notes of tropical fruit, melon, pear, and subtle rice creaminess. The 300ml bottle is perfect for intimate dinners, sushi pairings, or a sophisticated gift.

Key Features:

  • Nigori Junmai Daiginjo: unfiltered for a creamy mouthfeel
  • Made from Yamada Nishiki rice polished to 45%
  • Smooth, fruity, and lightly sweet with balanced acidity
  • 300ml bottles, ideal for personal enjoyment or gifting
  • Crafted in Japan by the renowned Dassai brewery

How to Enjoy:
Serve chilled, and shake gently before pouring to mix the rice sediment evenly. Pairs beautifully with sushi, spicy dishes, fruit desserts and mild cheeses.

Tasting Notes:

  • Nose: Melon, pear, tropical fruit
  • Palate: Creamy texture with hints of coconut, banana and rice sweetness
  • Finish: Smooth and slightly sweet with lingering fruit notes

FAQ:

Q: What makes this Nigori different from regular sake?
A: Nigori is unfiltered, so it keeps fine rice particles that give it a rich, creamy texture.

Q: Is this sake sweet or dry?
A: It leans mildly sweet, with a refreshing balance.

Q: Should I shake the bottle before drinking?
A: Yes. Shake gently to mix the rice sediment for the intended flavor and texture.