| Prefecture | Yamaguchi |
| Brewery | Asahi Shuzo |
| Rice | Yamadanishiki |
| Grade | Junmai Ginjo |
| Polishing Rate | 23% |
| ABV | 16% |
| Aroma | Aromatic, Refreshing |
| Flavour | Fruity |
| Recommended temperature | Chilled |
-14%
Dassai 23
$118.00
Intense, fragrant floral and melon notes drizzled with clear honey dance on your palate. This sake is fresh-tasting without the brashness of nama (unpasteurized) sake and has a long, elegant, dry finish.
| Size |
720ml |
|---|
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