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Okutanba Ume

Okutanba Ume

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This Umeshu (plum sake) is made with “Okutamba” Junmai sake, Japanese sugar beets, and plum juice from Wakayama, a region famous for growing plums for centuries. It was originally created by the skilled Tamba Toji brewers as a special dessert sake for local princesses and lords. This luxurious drink combines the refined taste of Yamana Sake Brewery with the bright acidity of ume plums and the gentle sweetness of honey. You can also enjoy layers of flavor like persimmon, dried fruits, figs, and nuts, similar to a fine dessert wine. Food Pairings: Crème fraîche with fruit | Parmesan | Aged soft cheeses | Prosciutto | Savory crepes | Dark chocolate desserts

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8
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70
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Sake Type
Umeshu
Brewery
Yamana Brewery Company
Prefecture
Hyogo
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Yamana Brewery Company

Yamana Brewery Company

Hyogo

Founded in 1716, this brewery is located in Tanba City, Hyogo Prefecture. The renowned Tamba master brewer Takao Aoki carefully crafts their sake, known for its clear and refined taste. They use sake rice varieties such as Nojoho and Omachi. Notably, Nojoho, a legendary sake rice that went extinct half a century ago, has been revived in modern times. Using locally grown sake rice, they continue to brew sake using traditional handmade methods.

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