Very light melon water, umami and very well balanced acidity through out the body compare to other Junmai Daiginjo which looses acidic balance.
Dassai "50" Junmai Daiginjo stands for remaining 50% polished "Yamada Nishiki" & "Omachi" rice.
It is Asahi shuzo's entry level sake.(they uses same name as Kubota sake's Asahi shuzo but it is different Brewery!!)
Great sake from Yamaguchi prefecture, Japan. — 9 years ago
Nice little pinot but man these 2014 Martinelli Pinots could all use about 4-5 years of bottle aging! 1 of 4 brought with us on a little weekend getaway, and was a great accoutrement. Nice acidity, great raspberry grit and had an herbal nose and finish. Really pleased, and even more pleased that the rest are in the lockup where they belong for a few years. — 10 years ago
Baller, shot caller, 20 inch rims on the impala — 10 years ago
Interestingly spicy — 11 years ago
The best darn mineral water from the Americas! — 11 years ago
Golden colour.
Honey and medicine nose, smoky peat develops after a few minutes.
Sweet fruit then burn and a long smoky finish, needs a few drops of water.
Delicious and changes in the glass
— 13 years ago
Nice for a blend — 8 years ago
Lightly sweet and smooth — 9 years ago
Very light melon water, umami and very well balanced acidity through out the body compare to other Junmai Daiginjo which looses acidic balance.
Dassai "50" Junmai Daiginjo stands for remaining 50% polished "Yamada Nishiki" & "Omachi" rice.
It is Asahi shuzo's entry level sake.(they uses same name as Kubota sake's Asahi shuzo but it is different Brewery!!)
Great sake from Yamaguchi prefecture, Japan. — 9 years ago
Ok. Let this breathe for 45..... and it is beautiful. I can smell rose petals and cherry sauce emanating from the glass from 3 feet away! The tannins cut right through the ravioli. This reminds me of tannic Oregon Pinot Noir. Rose water mixed with saddle leather and wet earth. — 10 years ago
Darker Ruby with aromas of big red fruits and slight spice. On the palate bold black cherry, blackberry and plum with rich tannins around some oak. Well balanced the fruit stays with this wine on a lingering finish. — 10 years ago
Stones and stream water and alpine freshness. — 11 years ago
Sea water, minerally and fresh. Great for something lighter and refreshing — 11 years ago
Lite, refreshing, versatile and moderately priced. — 12 years ago
Like mineral water, in the best way possible. — 13 years ago
A glass with sashimi! — 8 years ago
A five hour decant. Dark cherry and blueberries with a rub of minerals and tobacco. Just awesome — 9 years ago
Delightful stone fruit and cream soda on the nose. Nectarines, star fruit, lemon rind and a hint of rose water.
Paired well with a beet pate
— 10 years ago
Very smooth. Quit good and easy drinking. — 10 years ago
Well worth the buck per oz. Amazing... Shout to the 209! — 10 years ago
A marriage of younger more primal and pear driven whisky blended with much older whisky matured in sherry casks. The unmistakable peat and terroir of ardbeg shows brilliantly, with the older sherries whisky providing even more detail and finesse. Warmer flavors than the Corryvreckan. Exemplary in is depth and density. 54+% abv, and takes very well to a few drops of water. — 11 years ago
Light ipa with punch of hops — 11 years ago
Nice Chardonnay. Good for sipping — 11 years ago
Woh. This little wine just blew me out of the water. Syrah blend. So good. 2011 — 11 years ago
Had at Crown Tasting with Cindy & Cris — 12 years ago
Audrey Kirkwood
Nice tannins right up front. Fruity with notes of tobacco. — 8 years ago