Isojiman Junmai Daiginjo Saido
| Category: | Sake |
| Sub-Category: | Sake |
| Producer: | Isojiman |
| Label Name: | Junmai Daiginjo Saido |
| Country: | Japan |
| Region: | Shizuoka Prefecture (Yaizu) |
| Volume: | 720ml |
| ABV: | 16-17% |
| Grape(s): | Yamada Nishiki (rice) |
| Acidity: | 2 |
| Sweetness: | 2 |
| Body: | 3 |
| Length: | 4 |
| Aroma Intensity: | 4 |
| Best Temperature: | 8-10°C |
Awards/Ratings
Isojiman has won multiple ginjo/daiginjo awards and has been selected for high-profile events (e. g. , 2008 G8 Summit, 2016 G7 Sherpa meetings)
Tasting Note
Delicate floral and white-peach aromas with melon and Asian-pear notes; silky rice umami, gentle tropical fruit and a subtle saline/mineral finish. Elegant, layered and medium-long on the palate.
Food Pairing
Sashimi, toro, kanpachi, oysters, scallops, shellfish, tempura, grilled white fish; western: ceviche, light seafood pasta, soft goat cheese, roast chicken; asian: sushi, tempura, yakitori (negima), Korean seafood pancakes.
Production Method
Junmai Daiginjo: Yamada Nishiki polished to ~40%, extended koji development, low-temperature fermentation with Isojiman proprietary house yeast (propagated on seaweed), and fune (wooden-box) pressing; nakadori selection.
Vineyard Info
Isojiman (Isojiman Shuzo), founded 1830 in Yaizu, Shizuoka, is renowned for strict rice selection (Tojo Yamada Nishiki) and in-house yeast; frequent award-winner and supplier for diplomatic events.
Delivery is typically completed within 5–7 business days from the date payment is received.