Umi Tsubame
海つばめ
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A renowned restaurant in Wakayama where you can enjoy local Nanki ingredients and sake
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This course includes fresh tuna from Katsuura and whale from Taiji, plus Kumano beef. This course offers a full taste of the charms of Nanki. Course contents are subject to change. If you have any requests, please contact us.
This course features not only fresh tuna from Katsuura, but also whale dishes unique to Taiji, the birthplace of whales. Course contents are subject to change. If you have any requests, please contact us.
This course allows you to enjoy fresh seasonal seafood with a focus on fresh Katsuura tuna. The course contents are subject to change. Please contact us if you have any requests.
Kumano beef is characterized by its fine texture, marbling, tenderness, and light oil.
If you want to enjoy tuna, this is a recommended dish that allows you to compare different types. It features the most commonly caught Bachi tuna and Tombo tuna from Katsuura. You can indulge in the original texture and rich flavor that only fresh tuna can offer, served in luxurious thick slices of sashimi, which cannot be compared to frozen tuna.
It is named 'mebachi' (eye-bachi) because the eyes are round like a bowl, and it is produced in Katsuura. It can grow up to 2 meters in length and weigh over 150 kg. It is the most popular type of tuna in the Kanto and Tohoku regions. The flavor is characterized by a soft sweetness from the fat and a slight acidity. It has a firm texture and is very satisfying to eat. To enhance the texture and the original flavor of bigeye tuna, it is served in thick slices. Enjoy the natural sweetness and rich umami that spreads in your mouth from fresh raw tuna. [Season] April to May, late autumn to winter, twice a year.
Among the tuna from Katsuura, this is the smallest variety, reaching a maximum length of only about 1.2 meters. It is characterized by its very long pectoral fins, which are longer than its head. It is also known as Bin-naga or Bin-chou. Overall, it has less fat, and its flesh is pink and tender. Especially during its peak season, its 'sticky texture' that clings to the knife is appealing, and its unique flavor and tenderness during this season provide a delightful experience in the mouth that rivals other tunas. To enhance the texture and the original taste of the Tuna, it is served in thick slices. Enjoy the sweetness that spreads in your mouth from the fresh raw tuna and its rich umami. [Season] November to February
The freshness and price of fresh tuna from Katsuura is our pride. The collar is the fattiest part, and the juiciness when grilled is remarkable. Not only is the tender meat delicious, but the area around the fins is rich in collagen, making it good for health and beauty—a specialty of the region. You can enjoy the natural sweetness of the tuna without any unpleasant odors, thanks to the fresh, flavorful oil.
A luxurious grilled dish made with fresh tuna and vegetables from Katsuura. The soft and fluffy tuna, combined with the sweet vegetables from Wakayama Prefecture, enhances the deliciousness of this Katsuura specialty. Enjoy the subtly fragrant ceramic plate with ponzu sauce.
By coating fresh tuna and frying it, the tenderness of the tuna is highlighted, and the specially made sauce with a hint of wine enhances the deliciousness of the tuna. The rich flavor of the tuna that spreads in your mouth, along with the healthy texture that differs from beef and pork, is a unique deliciousness that only frying can provide.
Fresh raw tuna luxuriously prepared as yukke with our original sauce. While it has a slight spiciness, the umami of the tuna combined with the creaminess of the egg creates a perfect flavor that pairs wonderfully with beer.
This is a salt-boiled dish made from tuna entrails, which are processed on the ship to maintain the freshness of the tuna, making it quite rare to obtain. It has a soft yet firm texture and a subtle sweetness, making it a delicious delicacy.
【Our shop's pride】 Light yet rich in the flavor of tuna. The aroma of shiso and bonito-infused dashi stimulates the appetite, resulting in a gentle taste that makes you want to eat it again and again. This is a special 'Dashi Chazuke' that can only be enjoyed at our shop in Katsuura. It is recommended not only as a meal but also as a perfect finish after drinking. Large 1100 Small
Features the soft sweetness and slight acidity of fresh tuna oil from Katsuura. The firm texture provides a satisfying bite with the fatty tuna. The leaner overall oil content and the pink, tender flesh of the albacore tuna offer a delightful 'chewy texture.' This luxurious bowl allows you to enjoy two types of tuna, fatty and albacore, cut thick and served with our homemade sauce. Large 1100 yen, Small
The cutlet highlights the tenderness of the tuna, coated in a special sauce infused with wine. The soft, hot tuna cutlet, paired with a perfectly tangy sauce and the crispness of cabbage, creates a rich yet refreshing dish that leaves you wanting to savor every bite of rice.
Widely distributed from temperate to tropical waters, it is considered a deep-sea species, but it seems to rise close to the surface at night. It measures about 60 cm in size. Despite its strong appearance characterized by large eyes and sharp teeth, it is known for its elegant and rich flavor as a white fish. This richness, which is not found in other fish, spreads over the soy sauce it is served with. Although it is rich in oil, it has no heaviness or peculiar taste, making it a recommended dish by the owner.
Typically around 70 centimeters in length, this fish has a slender, spindle shape and is entirely red, with a darker shade on its back. It is said to be rarely available in the market, making it a highly sought-after fish. Its skin is red like that of a kinmedai (golden eye snapper), but firmer like that of a tai (sea bream). The flesh is red like tuna, without the acidity of bonito, and is rich in umami. The taste is that of white fish, while its appearance is that of red fish. When it is fatty, it is exceptionally delicious. This is served as a hot dish. When you take a bite, it has a firm texture, and despite being thick and red, it is refreshing and very easy to eat, with a familiar taste. [Season] Winter to Summer
This ingredient is perfect for souvenirs from Taiji! Harabo refers to the part of the tuna known as 'otoro,' which has less odor and uses the tender belly meat, making it easy to eat. It's a rare delicacy that is hard to find elsewhere. The taste is surprisingly easy to enjoy, similar to horse sashimi. You can savor the flavor of the ingredient with ginger soy sauce and enjoy the exquisite balance of dolphin and sesame oil. Raw meat [Seasonal] Winter
A delicacy with a wonderfully crunchy texture. It has a similar texture to beef tripe, but is lighter and has a flavor that becomes addictive. Enjoy it with ponzu sauce.
As the name suggests, the 'tail fin' is a beautiful red color. It is very fatty, with firm flesh that spreads a delicious umami flavor in the mouth, so much so that you can feel its sweetness. It is delicious when served raw, and lightly searing the skin enhances its aroma and fat, making it extremely tasty. In season from summer to autumn.
The Katsuura variety has a body length of about 40 to 45 cm. Larger specimens can exceed 50 cm and weigh over 6 kg, inhabiting coastal areas. It is considered one of the finest types of squid, known for its strong sweetness and umami flavor. It has a chewy texture, thick flesh, and a melting sweetness that spreads with each bite. [Season] Spring to Summer
Deep-sea fish from Kishu are now being ranked as high-end fish. You can enjoy a refined and mild flavor reminiscent of the richness found in fish like whiting and shishamo.
This is a very rare and delicious deep-sea shrimp from Kishu, with a catch that is extremely limited. The shrimp has a soft shell that can be eaten entirely from the tip of the claw to the body, with a fragrant miso aroma that is perfect as a snack with beer!
Rich in high-quality protein, calcium, collagen, and iron. Additionally, it has excellent warming effects, making it very effective for those with cold sensitivity. The firm and resilient white flesh provides a satisfying eating experience.
Characterized by its large eyes and sharp teeth, this deep-sea fish from Taiji has a strong appearance, but it offers a refined and rich flavor. It is a rare type of dried fish that is light and fresh, typical of local produce. This larger white fish resembles the hokke from Hokkaido, but it has a different taste and oiliness, making it a very light and delicious fish that is highly recommended.
A specialty product from Wakayama, boasting the highest catch volume in Katsuura. Sashimi is only allowed for fresh fish. To bring out the best flavor, it is prepared as 'Ginpai-zukuri' with the skin on, which has a rich umami. Its firm texture and the sweetness of the white flesh are appealing. While it contains protein comparable to other fish, it is high in fat as a bottom-dwelling fish, rich in EPA and DHA. Additionally, it contains a lot of vitamins A and D, making it effective against summer fatigue. In season from summer to autumn.
This light oyster hot pot is enhanced with the flavor of 'Koza Yuzu', a specialty from Wakayama. The umami of the oysters and the elegant aroma of yuzu seep into the vegetables from Katsuura, bringing out the deliciousness of the ingredients even more. It's a proud hot pot that makes you want to drink all the broth. It's very refreshing, making it a great choice to finish off a meal with sake.
Using tofu made from the pure natural water of Katsuura, rich in nature. This luxurious hot spring tofu is filled with the source of the hot spring that bubbles up in Katsuura. The alkaline source makes the body healthier, and the refreshing tofu warms you from the inside. It is a popular dish that allows you to enjoy a hot spring bath from within your body after visiting the Boki Cave hot spring in front of Umi Tsubame.
A firm and chewy sakura-colored noodle blended with delicious plums unique to Wakayama Prefecture, known for its plum production. Enjoy it refreshingly with carefully selected Nanko plums and the aroma of Wakayama's shiso. This popular chilled udon allows you to savor the fragrance of the plums in the noodles and the distinctive taste of Nanko plums.
This is Kishu Kinjōji miso, which has been passed down in Wakayama since ancient times. It is a rich, sweet miso packed with a variety of vegetables, including rice, naked barley, soybeans, white cucumbers, eggplants, ginger, and perilla. Enjoy the Kinjōji miso on juicy cucumbers.
We prepare it fresh upon order, so it is served hot with a gentle flavor and dripping with dashi broth. This is where the craftsmanship shines. It is said that a good dashi-maki tamago shop serves delicious food across the board, so we put our heart into making it. Please judge for yourselves with your taste buds.
This dish features a generous amount of dried sardines from Wakayama, paired with the crunchy texture of finely shredded daikon. You can enjoy the exquisite sweetness of the 'Wakayama dried sardines.' It refreshes the palate, making it a recommended dish for a palate cleanser.
A dish made by topping strong-flavored sake tsukudani (salted bonito entrails) with cream cheese. This is a rare item unique to regions known for fresh tuna. The rich flavor that spreads in your mouth, combined with the refreshing sensation when washed down with alcohol, makes it an exquisite delicacy. It pairs particularly well with sake and white wine. Highly recommended as a snack.
This is tofu made with the pure water of Kumano. It has a strong sweetness from the beans and is a delicious tofu that offers a delightful texture.
A rice dish that made its way onto the menu from a staff meal. Generously topped with jaco from Wakayama, the sweetness of the jaco is gently enveloped by fresh raw egg, creating a dish that, while simple, has a strong and enduring popularity, bringing happiness with its delicious flavor when you take a bite.
A rich assortment featuring local vegetables, as well as Nanko plums and various seafood tsukudani. A recommended dish for those who want to enjoy some sake.
Filled with plenty of cheese, with a crispy texture of the crunchy spring roll.
We use free-range chicken from Umebird. It is very tender, and the juices that come out with each bite enhance the flavor even more. The fluffy coating provides a good texture, and the black pepper adds a nice kick, making it a great match for beer.
The elegant freshness of yuzu and the chill of the sorbet refreshes the palate. Enjoy it after a bath.
Chilled warabi mochi generously coated with roasted soybean flour. 350 yen --- Adult vanilla ice cream with soybean flour, plum syrup, and rich sake (made with sake instead of water, resulting in a uniquely thick and sweet Japanese sake) transforms vanilla into an adult flavor.
The highest grade cut of beef, when it comes to steak, sirloin is the classic choice. It is grilled rare to fully enjoy the flavor, tenderness, and aroma of the meat, enhanced by rock salt. The unique sweetness of Kumano beef spreads throughout the mouth, offering an exquisite taste, and it is so finely textured and tender that it melts in your mouth, allowing you to savor the true flavor of the meat without even chewing.
The meat is finely textured, tender, and comes from a lean cut. It is grilled rare to best enjoy the flavor, tenderness, and aroma of the meat, enhanced with rock salt. The finely grained red meat is packed with rich umami, and above all, it is soft. There is no dryness, and it is grilled to a moist finish, with the unique lightness of the filet providing a concentrated 'umami-rich juice without heaviness' that captivates gourmet palates.
We carefully select only the finest Kumano beef tendon. The originally tender meat is simmered overnight to achieve a level of tenderness that requires no chewing. The deeply infused flavor brings out the umami of the meat, making it a perfect match not only for beer but also for rice. The rich and savory taste adds depth to the flavor. Our special braised tendon has garnered many fans, and it is a recommended dish that we take pride in.
To enjoy the crispiness of the coating, we added a hint of black pepper. We recommend trying it without sauce at first. The robust flavor of the homemade croquette brings out the natural taste of the ingredients, resulting in a gentle and comforting seasoning. It is a popular dish.
Our restaurant's proud special spicy miso hot pot with tender simmered beef tendon. An original dish that harmoniously combines the crispiness of thick bean sprouts with our unique flavors. The moisture released from the bean sprouts pairs perfectly with the rich Kumano beef tendon that has been simmered overnight. The light yet rich flavor satisfies your appetite, while the crunchy texture of the thick bean sprouts and the spicy seasoning stimulate your taste buds. This hot pot is perfect not only with alcohol but also as a meal.
This is the marbled meat at the base of the tail fin, currently considered the highest quality cut. It has no unpleasant odor, and the overwhelming richness of the marbled fat that spreads in the mouth makes it an incredibly delicious meat that cannot be compared to others. It is a delicacy that makes you say, 'Once you taste tail meat, you can't eat any other cuts!' With its high rarity, it is a luxurious ingredient that many gourmets dream of trying at least once in their lifetime.
Considered a premium part of the tongue. The flavor differs between the base and the tip, and it has a lot of fat overall. The chewy texture is addictive, and true to its nature as whale meat, it is satisfying, with rich fat that leaves a lingering taste on the tongue. Despite being a high-end ingredient, it is particularly rare and hardly available in the general market. It is an exquisite product that makes you think, 'This is indeed the birthplace of whaling.'
The 'tail meat', 'chirping', and 'spotted deer' are indeed quite expensive, making them hard to come by. But I want to taste all three! I want you to enjoy them again! With that thought in mind, we have prepared a three-piece assortment of premium cuts. I hope you can enjoy the remarkable deliciousness that truly lives up to the name of 'deluxe ingredients.'
When it comes to whale sashimi, the 'Minke Whale' is often regarded as the representative whale meat. The red meat has little odor, and while it has a strong flavor, it is also easy to eat. The Taiji style involves enjoying slices of the fatty white meat, which are rich in umami and sweetness, layered with the red meat. This synergy significantly enhances the deliciousness of the whale's inherent flavors, allowing you to fully enjoy the taste that the whale naturally possesses.
The bacon from the Gondo whale is made using traditional methods and takes about half a month to prepare, allowing the flavors to mature. Carefully aged, it is not dry but rather retains a moist and concentrated umami. Cut into easy-to-eat thin slices, you can enjoy the rich flavor of the whale. It has a nostalgic taste that brings back memories of the past.
This dish consists of whale red meat marinated in a special original sauce and then deep-fried. The unique flavor of whale meat is not overwhelming, making it very easy to eat, and it is especially recommended for those trying whale for the first time. The non-greasy, firm texture is characteristic of whale. Additionally, the special original sauce enhances the umami flavor, making it a great match for beer and similar beverages.
Boiled meat around the bones. Its crunchy texture is appealing, and this texture is unique among whale meat. It pairs well with mustard vinegar miso, allowing you to enjoy the distinct taste and texture of whale. Many people find this unique texture addictive.
Salt-boiled internal organs. It includes parts such as intestines and heart. It has a particularly 'whale-specific peculiar' taste, making it a delicacy for connoisseurs. For whale lovers, once they experience this unique and peculiar flavor, it becomes an ultimate delicacy that cannot be replaced by anything else.
Boiled and chopped hand fins (pectoral fins). While they resemble the tail fin (obi-re), they are a different part that is rarely found in the market, making it a highly sought-after delicacy. This is a rare treat that is hard to find elsewhere. Despite its rich fat content, the flavor is mild and very easy to eat, with a lingering umami taste. This teppa is so popular that some customers order multiple plates.
A very rare sake produced in limited quantities. It has a fruity and elegant aroma that wafts through the nose. Upon tasting, the pleasant body is felt, likely due to its dry nature, and while the aftertaste is refreshing, a solid rice flavor lingers, allowing for a variety of tastes to be enjoyed until the end. It is a versatile and easy-to-drink sake. Enjoying Junmai Ginjo Southern Original Sake: ◆ Chilled, slightly chilled, at room temperature, or if you are concerned about the alcohol content (16% to less than 17%), you can add a splash of water (about 5%) if it feels heavy while drinking. ◆ It pairs well with a wide range of dishes, from seafood to meat, vegetables, fermented foods, delicacies, and lightly salted dishes, with a medium flavor profile. You can fully enjoy it even when focusing on the sake itself. Production: Junmai Ginjo Sake Rice: Koji - Yamada Nishiki, Kake - Ooseto Polishing Ratio: 50% Alcohol Content: 16% or more, less than 17% Sake Meter Value: +5 Acidity: 1.5 Unfiltered, bottle warmed, quick chilled. It has won consecutive awards at the prestigious International Sake Challenge, including the Silver Award in the Junmai Ginjo category in 2008, the Silver Award in the Junmai Ginjo category in 2010, and the Gold Award in Class 2 at the Wine Glass Award for Delicious Sake in 2011.
This is a limited edition unfiltered raw sake (from Nakano BC) that is extremely rare. It has a distinct sweetness from the rice and a refreshing mouthfeel and aftertaste, showcasing the true flavor of 'Himuro Storage' raw sake. With a fruity aroma, it is smooth in the mouth, with a well-balanced spread of rice sweetness, and a soft aftertaste that enhances its deliciousness the more you drink. It is a crisp, clearly defined sake that feels pleasant. Rather than enhancing the food, this sake is meant to be enjoyed with dishes that highlight its qualities. Please enjoy it with light dishes that do not obscure the sake's goodness. Recommended drinking method: Himuro Storage involves a storage facility at -5°C, allowing for a well-developed umami while producing a sake with a clear core and no aged aroma, unlike typical storage methods. Brewing year: 2018, Alcohol content: 18-19%, Sake meter value: +0, Acidity: 1.6, Rice: Bizen Omachi (60% polished) and Yamada Nishiki (60% polished).
A junmai sake recognized by sake fans nationwide, it is the number one popular junmai sake in Wakayama. With over 50% market share of junmai sake produced in the prefecture, its popularity lies in its gentle smoothness and the umami of the rice, making it a sake that you can enjoy without getting tired of it. Many people appreciate the quality of this sake, which is thoughtfully crafted with the drinker in mind, making it a high-quality junmai sake representative of Wakayama, recognized by sake fans across the country. It is easy to drink and suitable for pairing with food. Recommended ways to enjoy it: at room temperature, slightly warmed, warmed, or chilled. It pairs well with dishes such as tuna sashimi, chicken dishes, simmered dishes, hot pot dishes, and light meat dishes. Ingredients: Yamada Nishiki, Gohyakumangoku, etc. Polishing ratio: Koji rice: 50%, Kakemai: 60%. Alcohol content: 15-16 degrees. Sake meter value: +0.5. Acidity: 1.6.
A world heritage site, the only brewery in the Kumano Sanzan region, drawing water from the sacred peak of Okukumano and using carefully polished Yamada Nishiki rice to brew traditional handcrafted ginjo sake with great care. This sake is synonymous with Nanki region. It has a refreshing taste with a smooth finish, brewed with the underground water of the Kumano River, making it a pleasant ginjo sake. It pairs well with light dishes and tempura. Recommended serving methods: Enjoy it chilled or at room temperature. Rice used: Yamada Nishiki, polishing ratio: 55%, sake meter value: +3.0, alcohol content: 16 degrees. Taiheiyo (Ozaki Brewery) is the most beloved evening drinking sake in the Kinan region centered around the local area of Shingu, characterized by a smooth and slightly sweet type of sake. It pairs well with simmered dishes and light foods. Recommended serving method: Chilled. Rice used: Nipponbare, polishing ratio: 70%, sake meter value: +0.5, alcohol content: 15.3 degrees.
This is a rare, adult bitter citrus liqueur made with junmai sake, available only in the summer. The blue citrus used is not a maturing orange but rather 'selected small oranges.' It is less sweet, refreshingly summery, slightly sour, and has a hint of bitterness and astringency from the whole blue citrus, making it a unique summer-only drink. Additionally, since it is pressed with the skin, it contains a lot of natural vitamin P, making it very healthy. This liqueur pairs well with grilled fish and fried foods. Recommended ways to enjoy it: chilled, on the rocks, mixed with soda, or adding a cup to beer for a refreshing drink. Ingredients: blue citrus, junmai sake, sugar. Alcohol content: 13 degrees. Selected (suguri) oranges are... When the orange tree blooms, all the flowers try to bear fruit. However, to produce good quality fruit, only a certain number of oranges are allowed to mature, allowing the remaining oranges to receive more nutrients, thus growing higher quality oranges. This refers to the oranges harvested during that process.
Not just yuzu-flavored, but a refreshing liqueur packed with plenty of yuzu juice. Wakayama is surprisingly not well-known, but it is a prefecture that produces a variety of fruits due to its mild climate. This is a fragrant liqueur made from yuzu, a specialty product of the region. The 'Dragon God' in Dragon God Yuzu Liqueur refers to a famous place name in the Nakayama region of Wakayama Prefecture, known for its hot springs that have a 1300-year history and are ranked among Japan's three beautiful hot springs alongside Gunma Prefecture's Kawanaka Onsen and Shimane Prefecture's Yunokawa Onsen. Dragon God Village is located at a high altitude, where yuzu grown in an environment with significant temperature differences is known for its rich aroma and thick flesh, making it a highly regarded yuzu-producing area. The Dragon God Yuzu Liqueur, which is a blend of carefully brewed sake by the brewers and the rare yuzu juice from Dragon God, is not overly sweet, extremely refreshing, and makes you want to drink more. Unlike other yuzu liqueurs, it elegantly presents the refined aroma of yuzu while suppressing acidity, making it very easy to drink, especially appealing to women. Recommended ways to enjoy: on the rocks, mixed with soda, or hot water. Ingredients: sake, brewing alcohol, yuzu, sugar alcohol. Alcohol content: 8 degrees.
This is a unique liqueur blended with the juice of the Jabara fruit, based on the Junmai sake and Junmai aged sake from Yoshimura Hideo Shoten, which has won the most gold medals in Wakayama. Utilizing the unparalleled ingredient 'Jabara', it combines acidity, sweetness, and bitterness, making it truly a 'sophisticated liqueur for adults'. Some customers may find the distinctive citrus acidity of Jabara sake, which is completely different from 'lemon' or 'yuzu' flavored drinks, a bit challenging, but it is precisely this unique flavor that makes it addictive with every sip, creating a strong fan base for Jabara sake. The base of sake enhances the appeal of 'Jabara'. You will no longer be satisfied with 'liqueurs that are just sweet' or 'liqueurs that are just sour'. Its refreshing taste is also highly praised as a palate cleanser during meals. This sake is characterized by its pleasantly sharp acidity. It pairs well with various dishes such as salt-grilled meats (pork, chicken), fried foods, tempura eaten with salt, fries, salads, and as a hidden flavor in vinegar-based dishes, as well as chocolate and fruits. Recommended ways to enjoy it include straight, warmed (around 45 degrees), on the rocks, mixed with soda, beer, hot water, or pineapple juice. Ingredients: Jabara from Kitayama Village, Junmai sake, sugar. Alcohol content: 13 degrees. 'Jabara' is a citrus fruit unique to Kitayama Village in Wakayama Prefecture. Its name comes from the meaning of 'driving away evil', and it has been treasured as a lucky charm in the village, essential for New Year's dishes since ancient times. The taste of the Jabara fruit itself is richer in juice than yuzu, and unlike sudachi or kabosu, its most significant feature is its 'pleasant bitterness'. Furthermore, research presented at the Gifu University School of Medicine has revealed even more remarkable effects of Jabara, not only in terms of the evaluation of its abundant nutrients but also in its potential to suppress the degranulation phenomenon that causes allergies, as reported by the Japanese Society of Food Science and Technology. Drinking Jabara juice has been reported to improve symptoms of hay fever and its associated impacts on concentration, judgment, irritability, and communication.
Wakayama is surprisingly not well-known, but it is a prefecture that produces a variety of fruits due to its warm climate. This liqueur makes use of its local specialties. The Momoyama Peach Liqueur, which is a generous blend of carefully brewed homemade sake and the juice of Momoyama peaches, is a luxurious liqueur that peach fans will find irresistible, allowing them to savor the natural sweetness of the fruit juice. With about 30% peach juice used, its smooth texture is simply delightful. This drink allows you to enjoy the highly regarded 'Arakawa Peach,' known for its quality and taste across the country. Additionally, with an alcohol content of 8%, it is relatively low for a liqueur, making it suitable for women who may be a bit sensitive to alcohol. Recommended ways to enjoy it include on the rocks, mixed with soda, or as a base for various cocktails. Ingredients: Peach, sake, brewing alcohol, sugars, antioxidant (Vitamin C). Alcohol: 8 degrees. The 'Momoyama' in Momoyama Peach Liqueur refers to a region famous for peaches known as 'Arakawa Peach' nationwide. The high quality of Momoyama peaches is said to be due to the geology and climate. The well-drained soil containing sand and gravel, along with the warm climate, is naturally suitable for peach cultivation. Moreover, the producers' meticulous cultivation methods, relentless efforts for quality improvement, and dedication in nurturing the peaches contribute to the high quality of the fruit.
This umeshu, which won first place at the Umeshu Grand Prix held at Osaka Tenmangu, famous for its plums in 2007, is a legendary umeshu recognized by many due to the brewery's dedication. Unlike the typical umeshu aroma, it has a very fruity and deep scent. The taste is rich, yet you can feel the acidity of the plum along with the unique peach and plum-like acidity and umami of Kounankou plums. You will surely appreciate the depth and elegant flavor of Kounankou plums here. This is an umeshu meant to be enjoyed. Recommended ways to drink: on the rocks, straight, or with hot water. Alcohol content: 20 degrees. Ingredients: Kounankou plums, sugar, brewing alcohol. Kounankou plums are... among the Nanko plums produced in Wakayama, those that particularly benefit from sunlight, with a vivid red color on the green surface of the green plums. Only the plums that receive ample sunlight on the tree turn red, and such plums are very rare and are traded only in high-end markets.
A green tea plum wine that has changed the concept of plum wine in Tokyo. This plum wine is made with carefully selected Nanko plums and infused with Uji green tea. Traditionally, plum wine has been praised as an aperitif, but this green tea plum wine is rich in catechins from the tea, making it healthy and well-suited for pairing with food, especially popular among women. It has a refreshing astringency from the green tea, balanced with the unique sweetness and acidity of plum wine, resulting in a very clean aftertaste and easy drinkability. With a slightly lower alcohol content, it pairs exceptionally well with food (especially meat dishes). This plum wine is brewed and aged using a unique method with green tea and Nanko plums as ingredients. Additionally, since green tea contains a lot of tannins and catechins, it is perfect for health-conscious individuals. Recommended ways to enjoy it include on the rocks or diluted with hot water. Alcohol content: 12%. Ingredients: Plums, sugar, brewing alcohol, green tea, green tea extract, flavoring, gardenia color, safflower color.
This is a plum wine made with Kishu fully ripe Nanko plums, crafted within 4 hours of harvest, showcasing the dedication of the region. It is not an overly rich plum wine, but rather a collaboration between a craftsman with 30 years of plum wine making experience and a sake brewery with 90 years of sake brewing history. If I had to sum up the appeal of this plum wine in one phrase, it would be 'Adult Plum Wine.' It has an incredibly gentle and mellow mouthfeel, with very little of the characteristic alcohol smell that often accompanies plum wine, making it easy to drink. This plum wine is particularly favored even by those who are not fond of alcohol. Recommended serving method as an aperitif: chilled and straight. Ingredients: Kishu fully ripe Nanko plums, sake, brewing alcohol, sugars. Alcohol content: 13%.
Specially procured fully ripe Nanko plums from Kishu are steeped to make umeshu, and after removing the plums, the flesh is pureed and thoroughly mixed into the fully ripe Nanko umeshu. This is a truly 'rich umeshu' made with plenty of fully ripe Nanko plum flesh, crafted with utmost seriousness. It is also well-received as a 'plum wine you can eat' due to its rich fiber content. One sip will make you feel 'truly rich.' It is a thick, cloudy umeshu. This liqueur is based on sake with plenty of plum juice and flesh. It contains a rich extract and has a smooth mouthfeel. The charm of this umeshu lies in its ability to enjoy the rich flavor of plums. The recommended way to drink it is on the rocks with plenty of ice. Ingredients: Plums, sugars, brewing alcohol, sake. Type of plum: Kishu fully ripe Nanko plum. Alcohol content: 13 degrees.
Made from the pure underground water of the Kumano River, using carefully selected rice, rice koji, and ginjo sake lees. 'Kumano Sui-gun' is the first authentic shochu crafted with dedication in the Kumano region. It has a smooth taste, allowing you to enjoy the rich flavor of the fragrant rice, making it an easy-to-drink and appealing beverage. Recommended ways to enjoy: on the rocks or with water. Ingredients: Rice, rice koji, ginjo sake lees. Alcohol content: 25%.
A shochu created with the concept of being drinkable for 'everyday evening drinking.' Amidst the boom of authentic Otsu shochu, Wakayama shochu Fuji Shiro Mugen has been highly praised for its flavor. It is a unique new type of shochu that beautifully harmonizes the mellow taste of barley shochu with the crispness of a class A shochu. With a body feel comparable to authentic Otsu shochu, it features a clean and refreshing aroma that can be enjoyed even by women who do not drink much alcohol. Carefully selected barley shochu is used for its production. For those who enjoy the aroma, it can be served on the rocks or diluted with hot water. Additionally, by mixing it with citrus juice drinks like orange juice, it offers a deeper flavor than class A shochu mixed with juice, allowing women to enjoy the unique fruity aroma of ginjo sake. When diluted with hot water and combined with Nanko plum, it creates an even richer taste. Recommended ways to drink: chill the bottle in the refrigerator and enjoy it straight or on the rocks. Alcohol content: 25 degrees. Type: Shochu, blended class A and class B.
This sake was created with the concept of being a shochu that you can relax and enjoy every evening. It has a mild sweet potato flavor that makes you want to drink as many cups as you like. Unlike other types of shochu, it does not have a strong aroma derived from the ingredients, and it is crafted to have a taste that does not interfere with food and does not become tiresome to drink. It is a very easy-to-drink and approachable sweet potato shochu. Recommended ways to drink: on the rocks, with water, or with hot water. Shochu type: mixed with both types, with a sweet potato usage ratio of 25%. Ingredients: Shochu type A 70% (sugar molasses), Shochu type B 30% (sweet potato, rice koji). Alcohol content: 25%.
