Daijirins

Daijirins are a type of sake, a Japanese beverage made from fermented rice, which is produced within the Nagano prefecture of Japan. This type of sake is often referred to as a 'deliberate misprint sake', due to a misprint in a travel brochure from the 1970s where the name was mistakenly spelled as 'Dijon wine' instead of 'dry junmai sake'.

Traditionally, Daijirins are characterized by having little to no water added to the brewing process, resulting in a stronger and more full-bodied flavor profile compared to other types of sake. These junmai sakes are made exclusively from sake-brewing rice, known as sakemai, which has been carefully selected and refined to meet the standards of various types of sake production.

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