Sake & Alcohol

This gin has two major characteristics. It is the only gin in the world to be made using a wooden still that has been used since the 19th century. This method of distillation is characterised by the high heat retention of the wood. The sweet and salty components are easily distilled. The tubes of the distillation circuit are made of tin. The sulphurous components are eliminated, resulting in a sweet drink. The wooden still gives a smoother and softer appearance to the resulting drink.

Umeshu is a traditional Japanese alcoholic drink made from Japanese plums called "ume" and distilled alcohol. Ume are macerated for several months, creating a sweet and fruity drink. Plums are picked by hand, underripe to keep the freshness of the fruit. They are then transported to the Kura (Japanese for brewery) to be processed. Stalk and the rest of the calyx are removed by hand. Plums are then washed. They are immersed in 28% vol. sugar cane alcohol to which sugar crystals are added. This maceration will be carried out during the 6 hottest months of the year.

Umeshu is a traditional Japanese alcoholic drink made from Japanese plums called "ume" and distilled alcohol. Ume are macerated for several months, creating a sweet and fruity drink. Plums are picked by hand, underripe to keep the freshness of the fruit. They are then transported to the Kura (Japanese for brewery) to be processed. Stalk and the rest of the calyx are removed by hand. Plums are then washed. They are immersed in 28% vol. sugar cane alcohol to which sugar crystals are added. This maceration will be carried out during the 6 hottest months of the year.

=> Only 720 ml bottles come with their own special cardboard packaging.

It is a rare umeshu, very high quality variety, known for its very large, peachy-scented fruit when harvested at full maturity.

Shin On means "gratitude to the forest".
This dry gin (japanese alcool) captures the fragrance of Shimane's forests. Distillate base is made of barley with a sylvan infusion of kuromoji (Lindera Umbellata, family Lauraceae), wild juniper berries, Japanese cypress, yuzu and cinnamon.

This gin has two major characteristics. It is the sole gin in the world to be made using a wooden still that has been used since the 19th century. This method of distillation is characterised by the high heat retention of the wood. The sweet and salty components are easily distilled. The tubes of the distillation circuit are made of tin. The sulphurous components are eliminated, resulting in a sweet drink. The wooden still gives a smoother and softer appearance to the resulting drink.

The best ume plums musts, sweet and flavorsome are selected and aged in natural wood casks for 10 years.

Umeshu is a traditional Japanese alcoholic drink made from Japanese plums called "ume" and distilled alcohol. Ume are macerated for several months, creating a sweet and fruity drink. Plums are picked by hand, underripe to keep the freshness of the fruit. They are then transported to the Kura (Japanese for brewery) to be processed. Stalk and the rest of the calyx are removed by hand. Plums are then washed. They are immersed in 28% vol. sugar cane alcohol to which sugar crystals are added. This maceration will be carried out during the 6 hottest months of the year.

This umeshu is made from 100% Nanko-ume picked at full maturity. Fruits are then macerated with distilled sugar cane alcohol, sugar and water for 4 months, from July to October.
At the end of the maceration, plums are removed and umeshu is stored in stainless steel tanks, in the open air, for 3 to 5 years.

This umeshu is made exclusively from hand-picked ume plums.

A 100% natural pleasure!