
Daiginjo
Daiginjo requires a rice polishing ratio of at least 50%. Brewers use great skill, care and knowledge to extract the full flavor and aroma from the rice and craft the best quality sake possible. Unlike junmai daiginjo, daiginjo sake utilizes brewer’s alcohol to achieve a lighter taste or to enhance the aroma. But it is similar to junmai daiginjo in that it can be enjoyed on its own or paired with light dishes.
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Akagisan “Daiginjo”
Sale price$81.00
Chiyomusubi “Daiginjo”
Sale price$162.00
Gasanryu “Kisaragi”
Sale price$45.00
Hakutsuru “Ukiyoe” Daiginjo
Sale price$27.00
Kaika “Tobindori Shizuku” Black
Sale price$178.00
Kamotsuru “Sokaku”
Sale price$130.00
Kamotsuru “Tokusei Gold”
Sale price$49.00
Konteki “Tears of Dawn”
Sale price$53.00
Kubota “Daiginjo” Genshu
Sale price$56.00
Kubota “Tokugetsu”
Sale price$119.00
Nanbu Bijin “Daiginjo”
Sale price$78.00
Okunomatsu “Ihei”
Sale price$190.00
Ozeki “Osakaya Chobei”
Sale price$39.00
Sakari “no. 12” Daiginjo
Sale price$38.00
Sawanotsuru “Minume”
Sale price$79.00
Shimeharitsuru “Kin”
Sale price$119.00
Suehiro “Gensai”
Sale price$170.00
Suehiro “Ken”
Sale price$115.00
Taiten Shiragiku “Daiginjo”
Sale price$108.00
Tamagawa “Kinsho” Heart of Gold
Sale price$65.00
Tatsuriki “Kome no Sasayaki”
Sale price$95.00
Tedorigawa “Chrysanthemum Meadow”
Sale price$61.00
Tedorigawa “Iki na Onna” Lady Luck
Sale price$63.00
Temahima “Daiginjo” Yukimegami
Sale price$68.00
Yuki no Bosha “Kachou Gesseki” Morning Flower, Evening Moon
Sale price$295.00






























