Showing posts with label umeshu. Show all posts
Showing posts with label umeshu. Show all posts
Thursday, September 12, 2013
Sake Saturday
haha mean trick! Another Umeshu Saturday. Regardless, if you can find this umeshu you are in luck. Very sweet and tasty, this bottle is a keeper!
Saturday, July 13, 2013
Sake Saturday!
An on-time blog, don't die of shock, we'll eventually get ourselves together and post regularly :-) The hurricane of Taiwan has kept us trapped inside, only running out in the rain to go to the Sake shop down the block from us. H-san's friend told us it's actually a really popular sake shop -photo to come when it's not raining.
This week, thanks to being trapped inside, we decided to do a sake
and umeshu (plum wine). H-san introduced us to plum wine, and it has quickly become a staple when we go out.
The blue bottle this week is sake and the cloudy red-ish bottle is umeshu.



The umeshu was delicious! It tastes similar to a carmel apple, sort of cinnamon-burnt sugar tasting. It was a delicious end to our somewhat spicy meal.
The sake (again from a non-discerning palate) had a good mouth feel, and was mildly sweet and floral (according to Kev). Overall it was a good sake. I think the key will be in finding what we think is good sake and then staying in that vein. Right now, we are going more for quality than flavor. Eventually we will get this right and have both taste and quality in a perfect balance.
Bonus photo: Kev wearing the sake/umeshu bottle packaging as a chef's hat.
This week, thanks to being trapped inside, we decided to do a sake
and umeshu (plum wine). H-san introduced us to plum wine, and it has quickly become a staple when we go out.
If you are in Japan the characters, we believe, you want to look for are: 梅酒
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The blue bottle this week is sake and the cloudy red-ish bottle is umeshu.



The umeshu was delicious! It tastes similar to a carmel apple, sort of cinnamon-burnt sugar tasting. It was a delicious end to our somewhat spicy meal.
The sake (again from a non-discerning palate) had a good mouth feel, and was mildly sweet and floral (according to Kev). Overall it was a good sake. I think the key will be in finding what we think is good sake and then staying in that vein. Right now, we are going more for quality than flavor. Eventually we will get this right and have both taste and quality in a perfect balance.
Bonus photo: Kev wearing the sake/umeshu bottle packaging as a chef's hat.
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