What is Daiginjo sake?

Daiginjo sake — rice polished to 50% with added brewer's alcohol for amplified ginjo aromas. Light, fragrant, and competition-grade.

What is the rice polishing ratio for Daiginjo?

Daiginjo sake requires the rice to be polished to at least 50,00% of its original size.

Does Daiginjo contain added alcohol?

Yes, Daiginjo contains added brewing alcohol, making it a non-Junmai style.

What is Daiginjo sake?

Daiginjo sake — rice polished to 50% with added brewer's alcohol for amplified ginjo aromas. Light, fragrant, and competition-grade.

What is the rice polishing ratio for Daiginjo?

Daiginjo sake requires the rice to be polished to at least 50,00% of its original size.

Does Daiginjo contain added alcohol?

Yes, Daiginjo contains added brewing alcohol, making it a non-Junmai style.

Daiginjo

大吟醸

Rasio Pemolesan 50,00%

Alkohol Ditambahkan Ya

Sajian Tipikal Best served well chilled (5-10C) in a tulip-shaped wine glass. The added alcohol brightens aromatics, making this ideal as an aperitif or with light seafood courses.

Profil Rasa

Intensely aromatic with amplified ginjo-ka. Lighter and more perfumed than Junmai Daiginjo, with pronounced notes of banana, melon, and jasmine. Crisp, clean finish with ethereal delicacy.

Tentang

Daiginjo shares the same exacting 50% polishing requirement as Junmai Daiginjo, but a small amount of brewer's alcohol is added before pressing. This technique lifts and amplifies delicate aromas, producing an even more fragrant and lighter-bodied sake. Often the style entered in national competitions.

Sake

Hakkaisan Daiginjo Hakkaisan Brewery Kamotsuru Gold Label Daiginjo Kamotsuru Sake Brewing Kokuryu Ippaku Suisei Daiginjo Kokuryu Sake Brewing Kokuryu Shizuku Daiginjo Kokuryu Sake Brewing Koshi no Kanbai Chotokusen Ginjo Ishimoto Shuzo Masumi Yumedono Daiginjo Miyasaka Brewing

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Daiginjo sake?: Daiginjo sake — rice polished to 50% with added brewer's alcohol for amplified ginjo aromas. Light, fragrant, and competition-grade.
What is the rice polishing ratio for Daiginjo?: Daiginjo sake requires the rice to be polished to at least 50,00% of its original size.
Does Daiginjo contain added alcohol?: Yes, Daiginjo contains added brewing alcohol, making it a non-Junmai style.
How should Daiginjo sake be served?: Daiginjo sake is typically served Best served well chilled (5-10C) in a tulip-shaped wine glass. The added alcohol brightens aromatics, making this ideal as an aperitif or with light seafood courses..