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    The Choya Extra Shiso Umeshu Red

    700 ml / 17%

    $41

    A Japanese umeshu turned ruby red with shiso, built on nanko ume plums steeped in spirit at 17%; sweet and softly tart with a minty herbal edge, it brings plum fruit, gentle acidity and colour to a mix.

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    SKU LQ0539 Categories ,

    Tasting Notes

    Almond
    Almond
    Caramel
    Caramel
    Citrus Peel
    Citrus Peel
    Cream
    Cream
    Honey
    Honey
    Mint
    Mint
    Vanilla
    Vanilla

    The Choya Extra Shiso Umeshu Red is a Japanese plum liqueur from Choya, a long established umeshu house, made by steeping carefully selected nanko ume plums in alcohol over a long period to draw out their fruity sweetness and light acidity. The addition of shiso, an aromatic herb of the mint family, gives the umeshu its ruby red colour and a slightly tart, herbal note, and it is bottled at 17%.

    It leads with sweet and sour ume plum lifted by that minty shiso edge over soft vanilla and honey. Behind the bar it works as a fruit and acid modifier with built in colour: it adds plum sweetness, a gentle tartness and a herbal lift to a highball or a spritz, and pairs naturally with Japanese inspired serves. Pour it neat slightly chilled or over ice, lengthen it with soda or sparkling wine, or stir it into a sour where its acidity does real work. A useful back bar bridge between fruit liqueur and aperitif.

    Weight
    1.6 kg
    Flavour
    Fruit
    Country
    Japan
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    Distillery
    Choya
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    Brand
    Choya
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    ABV
    17%
    Bottle Size
    700 ml
    Taste
    Fruity, Smooth, Spicy, Sweet
    Flavour Profile
    Almond, Caramel, Citrus Peel, Cream, Honey, Mint, Vanilla

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