Sankan Shuzo Co., Ltd. (Founded in 1806)

Sankan Asahi Junmai 720ml

Regular price ¥1,770 JPY
Available Countries
  • Japan (JP)

Sankan Shuzo's pride and joy, Asahi Junmai, is a pure rice sake brewed using 100% of the rare Asahi sake rice grown in Okayama Prefecture. The rich umami and full-bodied sweetness of Asahi rice are well balanced, and the moderate acidity creates a crisp aftertaste.

This sake has a strong rice flavor, and can be enjoyed whether it is served warm or chilled. It goes well with Japanese food, and when enjoyed with simmered dishes or grilled fish, it shows its full potential as a sake to be enjoyed with meals. It is a masterpiece that is full of commitment to sake rice and careful handiwork.

<Staff recommendation points>
Asahi rice has a refreshing taste. It can be enjoyed chilled with sashimi, or warmed up as an after-meal drink.

Sweetness Scale 1 = Dryest / 5 = Sweetest
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Aroma 1 = Mild Aroma / 5 = Fragrant & Expressive
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Cleanliness Scale 1 = Light & Crisp / 5 = Rich & Full-bodied
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Clarity 1 = Clear / 3 = Cloudy / 5 = Doburoku (Unfiltered)
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Recommended Pairings
  • Sashimi, Sushi and Carpaccio
  • Meat dishes
  • Fried and grilled foods
Flavor Profile
  • Dry / Refreshing
  • For cold sake / Enjoy chilled
  • For warm sake / For hot sake
Type of Rice Used
  • Asahi
Details

Specific name,Junmai
Volume,720ml
Alcohol content,15.5%
Rice polishing ratio (koji rice),65
Sake Meter Value,6
Acidity,1.6Amino acid value,1.2
Special Note,Yeast Association No. 701

Sake Brewery - Sankan Shuzo Co., Ltd.


Address: Kurashiki City, Okayama Prefecture

Sankan Sake Brewery, founded in 1806 (Bunka 3), continues to brew sake using the traditional methods of the Bitchu Toji, the second oldest brewery after the Noto Toji.
The sake is made using the two major varieties of rice that originated in Okayama Prefecture, "Omachi" and "Asahi," and the brewing water is pure water from a source at the foot of a local mountain. This dry, mellow-tasting sake is brewed with the primary consideration of its compatibility with the seafood caught at Shimotsui Port, which has long been close to the brewery.
We will continue to be faithful to traditional local sake brewing, with a particular focus on the rice, water, and even the flavor of the local area.