Saika Daiginjo 1800 Ml
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Saika Daiginjo 1800 Ml

Saika Daiginjo is a non-sparkling sake from Japan, crafted with Ginpu rice, featuring fruity and floral aromas, 15.5% ABV, and a 1800 ml size.

$57.29 / unit
Case price $343.74 per case of 6
Sold by case
SKU
817082
Size
1800 ml
Country
JAPAN
Varietal
NOTSPARKLING
Alcohol
15.50

Description

Discover Saika Daiginjo, a premium sake born from an extraordinary bond between Hokkaido's dedicated rice growers and the craftsmen at Nakano Sake Brewery in Aichi Prefecture. What began as mutual visits—brewers exploring vast fields up north, farmers stepping into the heart of the brewery—uncovered Ginpu rice, a variety perfectly suited for superior sake. This collaboration bridged two distant worlds, culminating in Saika, a testament to shared vision and harmony.

Crafted with Ginpu rice polished to 50%, this Daiginjo delivers a refined profile: elegantly dry on the palate, alive with enticing fruity and floral aromas that unfold gracefully. At 15.5% ABV, it strikes a balanced presence, ideal for savoring moments of connection. The generous 1800 ml bottle makes it a standout choice for intimate gatherings or celebratory evenings, ensuring every pour tells a story of unity.

Picture serving Saika chilled in a wine glass, where its aromas rise gently, inviting you to linger. From the first sip, its dry elegance captivates, complemented by those vibrant fruit and flower notes that linger subtly. Whether pairing with delicate seafood or fresh sushi, or simply enjoying solo after a long day, this Japanese sake elevates any occasion into something memorable.

Hailing from Aichi Prefecture, Saika Daiginjo earned a gold medal at the Fine Sake Awards Japan 2021, a nod to its exceptional quality. Non-sparkling and thoughtfully made, it embodies the essence of tradition meeting innovation. For sake enthusiasts seeking a bottle that goes beyond the ordinary, Saika offers depth and character in every serving.

Bring home this 1800 ml treasure and experience how a simple grain from Hokkaido, nurtured in Aichi, fosters connections at your table. Perfect for those who value authenticity and the subtle art of sake.