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Sake rice›Asahi no Yume

Asahi no Yumeあさひの夢

Asahi no Yume is a table rice also used for brewing, grown mainly in Tochigi. OneSip lists 42 sake brewed with Asahi no Yume, most of them from Tochigi, Gifu and Yamanashi.

The most common styles are Junmai and Tokubetsu Junmai. Sake made with Asahi no Yume in this database is polished to about 66% on average.

Top Asahi no Yume Bottles

Shichiken Kansansinkuju Honjozo
Shichiken Kansansinkuju Honjozo—Yamanashi Meijo Co., Ltd. · Polish 70%
Yuuki Junmai Tentaka
Yuuki Junmai Tentaka—Tentaka Shuzo Co.,Ltd · Polish 68%
Shunnoten Junmai
Shunnoten Junmai—Yorozuya Jozoten Co.,Ltd · Polish 63%
Shichiken Namanama
Shichiken Namanama—Yamanashi Meijo Co., Ltd. · Polish 70%
NO IMAGE
Miyozakura Junmai Cup—MIYOZAKURA JOZO · Polish 70%
NO IMAGE
Minotengu Junmaishu Hazaki—Hayashi Shuzo Co.,Ltd · Polish 69%
Shikizakura Karakuchi
Shikizakura Karakuchi—Utsunomiya Shuzo co., ltd. · Polish 60%
Shikizakura
Shikizakura—Utsunomiya Shuzo co., ltd. · Polish 65%
Taikan Honjozo
Taikan Honjozo—Taikan Shuzo Co.,Ltd · Polish 70%
Karakuchi Tokubetsuhonjozo Tentaka Takanotsume
Karakuchi Tokubetsuhonjozo Tentaka Takanotsume—Tentaka Shuzo Co.,Ltd · Polish 60%
Wakaba Junmai Kuradashi Genshu
Wakaba Junmai Kuradashi Genshu—Wakaba Co.,Ltd
NO IMAGE
Wakaba Junmai—Wakaba Co.,Ltd · Polish 60%
Fuyunohana(Nigorinamazake)
Fuyunohana(Nigorinamazake)—Utsunomiya Shuzo co., ltd. · Polish 65%
Kishu (Tokubetsuhonjozonamazake)
Kishu (Tokubetsuhonjozonamazake)—Utsunomiya Shuzo co., ltd. · Polish 60%
Shikizakura Genshu
Shikizakura Genshu—Utsunomiya Shuzo co., ltd. · Polish 65%
NO IMAGE
Miyozakura Junkara Junmaishu—MIYOZAKURA JOZO · Polish 70%
NO IMAGE
Sadaijin Junmaishu Kome—Ootone Shuzo Co.,Ltd · Polish 88%
NO IMAGE
Karakuchi Tokubetsuhonjozo Tentaka Namasake—Tentaka Shuzo Co.,Ltd · Polish 60%
NO IMAGE
Asahisakae Tokubetsu Junmai—KK Sagarashuzou · Polish 60%
NO IMAGE
Miyozakura Junmai Ginjo Murokanamagensyu—MIYOZAKURA JOZO · Polish 55%

Ranked by reviews, ratings, reader interest and shop availability on OneSip. Updated monthly.

NameBreweryRatingReviewsPolish
Shiroku honjozo NanjamonjaNakashima Sake Brewing Co.,Ltd—070%
Yutou Masamune JunmaiSugita Shuzo Co.,Ltd—065%
Homarekokko DenenmerouTsuchida Shuzo Co.,Ltd—090%
KarakuchiTokubetsu Junmaisyu MizuhonosatoKarakuchiTokubetsu Junmaisyu MizuhonosatoTentaka Shuzo Co.,Ltd—060%
Wakaba Junmai Shiboritate NamazakeWakaba Junmai Shiboritate NamazakeWakaba Co.,Ltd—0—
KarakuchiTokubetsu Junmaisyu TentakanigorizakeTentaka Shuzo Co.,Ltd—060%
Tentaka KarakuchiTokubetsu Junmai SparklingnamaTentaka Shuzo Co.,Ltd—060%
Karakuchi Tokubetsuhonjozo TentakaKarakuchi Tokubetsuhonjozo TentakaTentaka Shuzo Co.,Ltd—060%
Kinsennigorishu GenshuKinsennigorishu GenshuHeiwanishiki Shuzo Co.,Ltd—068%
Miyozakura SancyoumenonigorizakeMiyozakura SancyoumenonigorizakeMIYOZAKURA JOZO—070%

Where Asahi no Yume sake is brewed

Asahi no Yume by style

Frequently Asked Questions

Asahi no Yume is a table rice variety that some breweries also use for sake. It is grown mainly in Tochigi.
On OneSip the leading regions are Tochigi, Gifu and Yamanashi.
It depends on the brewery, polishing and style. Most Asahi no Yume sake on OneSip is Junmai and Tokubetsu Junmai. Use the ratings and tasting notes on each product page to compare.

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