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      Umeshu Kishu Ume Koshu
      Umeshu Kishu Ume Koshu
      Umeshu Kishu Ume Koshu

      Umeshu Kishu Ume Koshu

      Ref : NISSH21

      €44.40
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      This umeshu is made from 100% Nanko-ume picked at full maturity. Fruits are then macerated with distilled sugar cane alcohol, sugar and water for 4 months, from July to October.
      At the end of the maceration, plums are removed and umeshu is stored in stainless steel tanks, in the open air, for 3 to 5 years.

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      Chef sommelier Amandine Pastourel tasting notes are unequivocal:

      . color is an intense old gold yellow with orange highlights.

      . nose is intense, dominated by aromas of fruits in brandy, before evolving towards aromas of vanilla and woody notes. We can distinctly find the aromas of plum but also of white peach.

      . attack in mouth is of a delicate sweetness, followed by a powerful mid-palate, marked by the aromas developed during the aging. Notes of plum ume impose themselves in the final.

      . Kishu umekoshu can be enjoyed with good cheeses (Saint-Marcelin, Brillat Savarin, creamy goat cheese...) or at the end of a meal with chocolate or a good cigar. As an aperitif, it can be enjoyed with fresh spring water or sparkling water with fine bubbles.

      Recommended serving temperature : 12-14°C

      More : Wakayama Prefecture, located in the south-central part of the main island of Japan, produces the largest quantities of ume (Japanese apricot plum) in Japan.
      It also has the majority of the manufacturers of umeboshi plums (salt-preserved plums) and umeshu (ume plum wine).
      Ume plums cultivation in Wakayama Prefecture dates back to the Edo period.
      If their production in Wakayama represents about 60% of the total production in Japan, this is due to the fact that around 1620, the Naotsugu Ando Lord, who ruled over the Kishu estate, exempted from taxes the lands which were not suitable for agriculture.
      The inhabitants then developed ume orchards.
      Ume plums are harvested from June to September.

      NISSH21

      Data sheet

      Origin
      Wakayama, Japan
      Weight
      720 ml net
      Packaging
      Glass bottle
      Ingredients
      water, Nanko-Ume plums from Kishu, sugar, distilled sugarcane alcohol
      Storage
      protected from light and heat
      Volume of pure alcohol
      19,5%
      Idéal tasting temperature
      +12°C to +14°C
      Recommandation
      EXCESSIVE CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOL IS DANGEROUS FOR YOUR HEALTH. DRINK WITH MODERATION. CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES DURING PREGNANCY, EVEN IN SMALL QUANTITY, CAN HAVE SEVERE CONSEQUENCES FOR THE CHILD’S HEALTH. THE SALE OF ALCOHOL IS FORBIDDEN TO MINORS UNDER AGE 18
      Excise category
      S200
      HEIWA SHUZOHEIWA SHUZO

      Heiwa Shuzo since 1928

      Located in a basin where it gets very cold in the mornings and evenings despite being in Wakayama prefecture known for its warm climate, with the three essential elements, rice growing, rich water and the climate suitable for Sake making, the exceptional Sake is made with care by Heiwa Shuzo, founded in 1928. We are in the heart of Wakayama prefecture, to the south of Japan's main Island, that the miracle happens. Carried along by master craftsmen in search of perfection, Heiwa Shuzo’s know-how can also be found in natural fruit liqueur, made without coloring nor additives. "Men created sake, sake created men"... Such is the philosophy of Heiwa Shuzo. A philosophy, rich in the knowledge we need, to understand that the choices the master craftsmen make regarding ingredients, processes and storage feed their demands of quality and their search for perfection.

      Meaning of 紀土 – KID -

       KID comes from the image of “Kishu () climate ()” (Kishu is the former name of Wakayama Prefecture) and also represents child innocence and freedom. The KID range created by Heiwa Shuzo aims to make thesake charm known to new generations of less knowledge who rarely consume it. Its pasteurization is called manual. The “Binkan Hiire” method is applied to some of the KID products: the sake is bottled but the bottles are not completely closed. They are first heated to + 65 ℃. This low pasteurization preserves taste and scents to the beverage and a nice freshness.

      Commitment to liqueur

      To produce world-class liqueur from fruits from Wakayama; this is our determination as well as an ultimate goal for us.  (Wakayama ume (Japanese plum) production account for close to 60% of the total ume production in Japan.)  We believe that ume-shu (ume liqueur) is the liqueur Japan should be proud of, which quality is high enough to meet international standard.  While many liqueurs are produced with flavors, colorings, and acidulants, ume-shu is the liqueur that can have natural fruity taste without a use of such additives.  Heiwa Shuzou started ume-shu production in 1995.  Thanks to the Wakayama’s proud ume, support and research cooperation of Technical Center, and a great deal of trial and error of our craftsmen, we have succeeded in producing high-quality ume-syu.  By producing such ume-shu of the highest quality of the world with the special attention to the ingredients, production method and cellaring, we would like to show our gratitude to the local people who have given us big support to develop this liqueur.

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