Momohime Torokoku PEACH Umeshu 8% 桃姫 とろこく♥桃たっぷり梅酒 (180ml)

Despite being umeshu, as the name "Momohime (Peach Princess)" suggests, the plum flavor is so subtle that you might not notice it unless it's explicitly mentioned.

Tasting Note

Top notes of peach may fool you into thinking that this is a peach wine, but as you sip this umeshu the floral aroma of peaches begins to blend seamlessly with the tanginess of plums, creating an indistinguishable harmony between the two fruits. This results in a full-bodied, syrupy mouthfeel and a sweet, distinctive stone fruit aroma. 

Why did our Sake Sommelier, Kosho Choose this?

”In Singapore's liquor market, the sales of plum wine and yuzu sake have been increasing over the past few years.
Recently, fruit liqueurs based on plum wine have also become popular.
Among them, we've decided to introduce this delicious fruit liqueur.”.

It's Highly Received in Japan

”At first glance, I thought it would be sweet, but it's surprisingly light.
The peach's sweetness and the plum's tartness blend perfectly to create a smooth-tasting drink.
It's so smooth that you might end up drinking too much".

"The plum wine flavor is subtle, with the peach flavor being very strong.
When diluted with water, the taste weakens, so I enjoyed it straight, on the rocks, or mixed with soda. When mixed with regular juice, it tastes just like juice.
Even those who don't usually like alcohol might find this drink enjoyable".

"The combination of plum and peach is fantastic!
It's also delicious when mixed with milk".

Winner of the FOOD-EX Gourmet Girls Grand Prix 2016!

It is Asia's largest food and beverage specialized exhibition organized by the Japan Management Association.
The Gourmet Girls Grand Prix is judged by approximately 50 women in their 20s to 40s, including models, food coordinators, and nutritionists, who have a high awareness of food.

How to Enjoy

Of course, you can enjoy it straight, on the rocks, or mixed with soda.
Yet, there are also more unique ways to enjoy in its flavor.

We have APPLE and MANGO Umeshu too!

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