Came here for a tour and sushi/sake tasting. The tour was fun and the tour guide Celerena was amazing! She was very detailed and knowledgeable and answered all of our questions. The sake tasting was great too they gave us so much I didn't think we could make it out alive if we drank all of them.
Mandy Naglich
Stunning brewery! Delicious sake! Gorgeous grounds! This was such a great place to bring my in laws when they visited. The sake is very approachable for beginners and the tour is interesting without being overwhelming. There are tasty little boxes from the Culinary Institute too. I’m so happy this place is here in the hudson valley!
赤坂真理子（makasaka7676）
Enjoy Dassai Blue tasting and brewery tour❣️
Kelly Dautrich
Lovely experience, need to go again soon!
Tucker Hurley
I had such a fun time attending a tour this past holiday weekend! Our guide really knew his stuff, and the sushi pairing was absolutely worth it. It’s wild that this tour was such much better than the sake breweries I’ve toured in Japan, but Dassai is considered top tier in both countries.
Daisy Sola
Take the tour and tasting. This is a lovely place and the people are delightful. Not to mention that the Sake is off the charts. These people really care about what they do and they should be proud. I had a great time.
Bruce Hampton
I had a great time. It was the first time I've ever visited a sake brewery in the US, but it looks like the Brewery does everything right, and they take pride in their product. I opted for the sushi and sake pairing, which was a food choice.
Chester
Drove 2 hours from Long Island and took the tour last week. Definitely an enjoyable experience. Learned a lot about sake brewing and the history of Dassai. It was also nice to try the different variety of sake. The food include, which was provided by the Culinary Institute of America, was great.
Matt Levin
Cool place! A legit Sake brewery. The Dassai Blue 23 tastes essentially the same as the 23 brewed in Japan. Beautiful building. Great graphic novel type panel explaining the story behind the brewery and how sake is made.
Went for a tour and tasting and everything was fabulous, from the space itself to the tour guide, the facility, the attention to detail, the information, and, maybe most importantly, the sakes. Clean, smooth, absolutely delicious. I am a convert to sake and understand why Dassai has such an outstanding reputation. ⭐️
yuchong “sbcxren” zhu
Bad service, bought two cases of sake and only received two soap.
Peter Ying
Beautiful space! Excellent service! Stopped in for a tasting.. excellent Sake! They have options of 3 or 4 flights. On Sunday they have Sushi available… made fresh by a Sushi Chef. Good spot to spend some time. They also have tours for $.
Audie Wang
My visit to the Dassai Blue Sake Brewery was nothing short of exceptional. The tour itself was a deep dive into the art of sake making, with detailed demonstrations and insights that were both informative and fascinating. The tasting session was the highlight, featuring Dassai's exquisite 23, Nama 50, and 50 varieties, paired perfectly with a delightful bento from Sakagura in NYC. Each sake was a revelation of flavors, and the bento was an ideal companion.Adding a unique touch to the experience was a creative comic strip in the hallway, narrating the story of Dassai's CEO. It was an innovative way to connect with the brand story.I highly recommend the Dassai Blue Sake Brewery tour for its educational value, exceptional sake, and top-notch hospitality. It's a must-visit for sake lovers and anyone interested in the craft.
Matt P
This sake is truly fantastic. I told my wife if it was the last alcoholic beverage left available on Earth I would be good with that.I've had multiple bottles of the type 50 and it also comes in a non-pasteurized form that I would say is even better than the already great pasteurized version. I saw complaints about the price for tasting, so I'd recommend to spend $30 on the biggest bottle of the type 50, go home with some local food (mizu sushi) and have a giant glass of sake in the comfort of your home. If you even remotely like sake this one is top notch and you WILL like it so don't worry about committing to buying a bottle.What a perfect addition to the town and something to be proud of as a local! Very happy
Came here for a tour and sushi/sake tasting. The tour was fun and the tour guide Celerena was amazing! She was very detailed and knowledgeable and answered all of our questions. The sake tasting was great too they gave us so much I didn't think we could make it out alive if we drank all of them.
Stunning brewery! Delicious sake! Gorgeous grounds! This was such a great place to bring my in laws when they visited. The sake is very approachable for beginners and the tour is interesting without being overwhelming. There are tasty little boxes from the Culinary Institute too. I’m so happy this place is here in the hudson valley!
Enjoy Dassai Blue tasting and brewery tour❣️
Lovely experience, need to go again soon!
I had such a fun time attending a tour this past holiday weekend! Our guide really knew his stuff, and the sushi pairing was absolutely worth it. It’s wild that this tour was such much better than the sake breweries I’ve toured in Japan, but Dassai is considered top tier in both countries.
Take the tour and tasting. This is a lovely place and the people are delightful. Not to mention that the Sake is off the charts. These people really care about what they do and they should be proud. I had a great time.
I had a great time. It was the first time I've ever visited a sake brewery in the US, but it looks like the Brewery does everything right, and they take pride in their product. I opted for the sushi and sake pairing, which was a food choice.
Drove 2 hours from Long Island and took the tour last week. Definitely an enjoyable experience. Learned a lot about sake brewing and the history of Dassai. It was also nice to try the different variety of sake. The food include, which was provided by the Culinary Institute of America, was great.
Cool place! A legit Sake brewery. The Dassai Blue 23 tastes essentially the same as the 23 brewed in Japan. Beautiful building. Great graphic novel type panel explaining the story behind the brewery and how sake is made.
Great tour and tasting experience
Restaurantji Recommends
Went for a tour and tasting and everything was fabulous, from the space itself to the tour guide, the facility, the attention to detail, the information, and, maybe most importantly, the sakes. Clean, smooth, absolutely delicious. I am a convert to sake and understand why Dassai has such an outstanding reputation. ⭐️
Bad service, bought two cases of sake and only received two soap.
Beautiful space! Excellent service! Stopped in for a tasting.. excellent Sake! They have options of 3 or 4 flights. On Sunday they have Sushi available… made fresh by a Sushi Chef. Good spot to spend some time. They also have tours for $.
My visit to the Dassai Blue Sake Brewery was nothing short of exceptional. The tour itself was a deep dive into the art of sake making, with detailed demonstrations and insights that were both informative and fascinating. The tasting session was the highlight, featuring Dassai's exquisite 23, Nama 50, and 50 varieties, paired perfectly with a delightful bento from Sakagura in NYC. Each sake was a revelation of flavors, and the bento was an ideal companion.Adding a unique touch to the experience was a creative comic strip in the hallway, narrating the story of Dassai's CEO. It was an innovative way to connect with the brand story.I highly recommend the Dassai Blue Sake Brewery tour for its educational value, exceptional sake, and top-notch hospitality. It's a must-visit for sake lovers and anyone interested in the craft.
This sake is truly fantastic. I told my wife if it was the last alcoholic beverage left available on Earth I would be good with that.I've had multiple bottles of the type 50 and it also comes in a non-pasteurized form that I would say is even better than the already great pasteurized version. I saw complaints about the price for tasting, so I'd recommend to spend $30 on the biggest bottle of the type 50, go home with some local food (mizu sushi) and have a giant glass of sake in the comfort of your home. If you even remotely like sake this one is top notch and you WILL like it so don't worry about committing to buying a bottle.What a perfect addition to the town and something to be proud of as a local! Very happy
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