Sanzen Junmai Daiginjo 40

Sanzen Junmai Daiginjo 40

Sanzen Junmai Daiginjo 40

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Wildly aromatic, juicy melon, peaches with a slight hint of grass and cotton candy. Lusciously velvety texture, flavours envelope the palate entirely, complex, elegant and fruity, with just enough sweetness to assert a long finish.

Very distinctive sake. Superb texture. a great example of a rich and sweeter style of Junmai Daiginjo

Grade Junmai Daiginjo
Polishing Ratio 40%
Rice Type Yamadanishiki
Alcohol 16%
Prefecture Okayama
Brewery Kikuchi Shuzo
  • IWC Sake 2020, 2023 - Silver
  • Fine Sake Award 2019 - Gold Medal
  • Kura Master 2017, 2024 - Platinum Award
  • IWC Sake 2017 - Trophy Winner

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05/28/2020
Patrick A.
Singapore Singapore
I recommend this product

Sanzen is one of those brands which you can’t go wrong with

Clear, faint-yellowish hue appearance with slightly high viscosity. Nose: Pear, melon, banana, cotton candy, lactic, and maybe some cottage cheese. Palate: Pineapple, pear, apple, banana, lactic, cotton candy Body: Medium. Alcohol: Medium (+). Umami: Medium. Acidity: Medium (+). Personal opinion: Sake has a clear, faint-yellowish hue appearance with slightly high viscosity. Ginjo-ka are definitely present, no doubt, with aroma of medium (+) intensity and complexity. Sake has a well-bodied, silky and creamy texture, and feels slightly dry. It has a medium attack, with a slightly long finish. This is exactly the kind of sake I would take to go with a sushi omakase set; being a kun-shu that weighs towards to fuller flavour and texture, it’s the kind of versatile sake that could be paired with a wide range of seafood from the more delicate flavour ones to the heavier tasting seafood such as Meguro and Uni and yet, does not overpower their original flavours. Sanzen is one of those brands which you can’t go wrong with.

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07/25/2020
Ann
Singapore Singapore
I recommend this product

Repeat purchase

Very enjoyable drink. 2nd time buying !

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09/14/2020
Anonymous
Singapore Singapore

A sake to try

One of my favorite.

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12/30/2020
Mitsui.sakenoob
Singapore Singapore
I recommend this product

it was a hit with the lady guests, . Also good for first time sake drinkers

Rice - Yamada Nishiki � 山田锦 Color - Light Green Aroma - �, melon, steam � Taste - Light Umami - Medium First impression - Lively Body - Light Sweetness - Medium Sweet Tail/length - Short Overall - It is my first time trying sake from Sanzen. Very Good sake. Made from 100% Yamada Nishiki rice (commonly used to brew Ginjo & Daiginjo grade �), the distinctive aroma of � and melon says it all. With medium sweetness, it was a hit with the lady guests when I bought this � to a �� Churrasco dinner last Friday. With so much roasted � on the table, this light body and medium umami �just kept us going all night. Served at Suzu Hie temperature, it really enhances the fruity aroma finish of the �. Highly recommended if you are looking for something medium � and appealing to ladies. Also good for first time drinkers of �

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05/14/2021
Anonymous
Singapore Singapore
I recommend this product

Lives up to its awards

Excellent sake. Soft, light and fragrant. Explains why this sake is so popular. I’ll have another!

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