Estate-grown Nanko plums and rice shochu — an umeshu with Harusame Urame
A collaboration edition of Kishu Roman Kanae — estate-grown Kishu Nanko plums steeped in Japanese rice shochu by Sujimoto Farm in Wakayama — with Harusame Urame of the VTuber group Aogiri High School. A special filtration gives a clear, refreshing umeshu. Comes with a dedicated sake cup, bookmark and sticker. (Urame herself is of legal drinking age.)
How to enjoy it
Chilled, neat, in a wine glass — start with the aroma
Neat at room temperature to taste the balance of plum, rice shochu and sweetness
Hot umeshu: warm to 40–45°C for more plum aroma and sweetness
Volume 500ml | ABV 10以上11未満% | Type Umeshu Producer Sujimoto Farm (Wakayama, Japan) | Origin Wakayama, Japan
Ingredients: Kishu Nanko plums, rice shochu, rock sugar. The colour may deepen over time; this is natural and does not affect quality.
Taste profile
Sweetness
DrySweet
Acidity
SoftBright
Aroma
SubtleExpressive
Body
LightFull
Guide values from our team; everyone tastes a little differently.
Food pairings
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Vegetable tempura
Try pumpkin, aubergine and green pepper. Begin with salt rather than a heavy dipping sauce.