Japanese Sake - Ippongi “Daiichigitai” Daiginjo 720ml [Ippongi Shuzo, Fukui Prefecture]

Ippongi “Daiichigitai” Daiginjo

A sake of ethereal lightness that leaves no sense of weight on the tongue. Its soft, graceful sweetness gently fades away, creating a mysterious harmony.
We invite you to fully enjoy this “delicately vanishing, exceptional mouthfeel.”

Meaning of “Daiichigitai”
Derived from the Zen term “Daiichigitai,” meaning “the ultimate truth” or “the state of perfect enlightenment.” It represents the ideal wisdom attained through deep realization, and is also the origin of the brewery’s name, Ippongi (“One Truth”).

The bottle comes in a special box; gift wrapping will be applied upon shipment.

Brewery: Ippongi Kubohonten (Fukui Prefecture)
Rice: Sakahomare
Polishing Ratio: 30%
Alcohol Content: 17%
Sake Meter Value: —
Acidity: —
Volume: 720ml

“Fresh and dry — a supreme sake that vanishes like mist.”

Founded in 1902 by the fifth-generation head of the Kubo family, Nikichi, Ippongi inherited its name from the prosperous Kasamatsu family of Katsuyama.
True to the spirit of Fukui sake, it values depth of flavor while maintaining a clean, crisp finish.
By the early Showa era, its refined dry style had earned it recognition as the largest sake producer in Fukui Prefecture.

Drinking under the age of 20 is prohibited by law.
We do not sell alcoholic beverages for those under the age of 20.。