Suntory Suntory Umeshu Alcohol – Japanese Plum Wine
Suntory Yamazaki Cask Umeshu Taru Shiage is an exceptional Japanese umeshu (plum liqueur), aged in Yamazaki whisky casks for a unique depth of flavor. This premium umeshu balances rich fruit sweetness with the complexity of whisky-infused oak, creating a harmonious and refined drinking experience. Aged in casks from Suntory’s legendary Yamazaki Distillery, this 750ml bottle is a must-have for liqueur connoisseurs, whisky lovers, and umeshu enthusiasts. Enjoy it neat, on the rocks, or as a luxurious cocktail ingredient.
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