Nanbu Bijin No Sugar Umeshu
Tasting Notes
Typical Umeshu (plum sake) has loads of sugar added to offset the extreme tartness of the plums (on average 1.8L of white liquor = 1kg sugar), however Nanbu Bijin Umeshu infuses only Ume plums into their one-of-a-kind "all koji" Junmai Sake. Sugar is not needed, since plums and koji rice are naturally sweet. This sake is easy to drink, has an attractive rose pour and high acidity, and pairs well with any meal.
Overview
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Brewery Profile
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Tasting Notes
Typical Umeshu (plum sake) has loads of sugar added to offset the extreme tartness of the plums (on average 1.8L of white liquor = 1kg sugar), however Nanbu Bijin Umeshu infuses only Ume plums into their one-of-a-kind "all koji" Junmai Sake. Sugar is not needed, since plums and koji rice are naturally sweet. This sake is easy to drink, has an attractive rose pour and high acidity, and pairs well with any meal.
Overview
Specifications
Brewery Profile
Trade Resources
Tasting Notes
Typical Umeshu (plum sake) has loads of sugar added to offset the extreme tartness of the plums (on average 1.8L of white liquor = 1kg sugar), however Nanbu Bijin Umeshu infuses only Ume plums into their one-of-a-kind "all koji" Junmai Sake. Sugar is not needed, since plums and koji rice are naturally sweet. This sake is easy to drink, has an attractive rose pour and high acidity, and pairs well with any meal.