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ARAGOSHI Momo / Peach

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ARAGOSHI · Umenoyado Brewery · Katsuragi, Nara · EST. 1893

ARAGOSHI Momo / Peach

あらごしもも

Japanese white peaches are peeled, puréed, strained and blended with sake for a smooth, fruit-dense palate that feels almost like drinking the fruit itself.

Fruit liqueur

CategoryFruit liqueur
OriginKatsuragi, Nara
BaseSake · Spirits
SignatureWhite-peach purée
ABV8%
Volume720 / 1800 ml

How it is made

Keeping the aroma and texture of Japanese white peach in the liqueur

Its character comes from the way the main ingredient meets the base spirit. Two choices are central to the result.

01

Puréed white peach

Peeled fruit is crushed to release ripe-peach aroma and density.

02

Strained, then blended with sake

Coarse fibre is removed before the smooth fruit is joined with sake.

The result

Ripe peach, smooth texture and a clean finish

Sweet white-peach aroma and a silky fruit palate are lifted by acidity beneath the rounded sweetness.

Taste profile

Ripe peach, smooth texture and a clean finish

Ripe peach, smooth texture and a clean finish

Sweet white-peach aroma and a silky fruit palate are lifted by acidity beneath the rounded sweetness.

Food affinities

Four directions shaped by a silky texture and gentle sweetness

These pairings are not official combinations announced by the producer, but a reading of the aroma and flavor characteristics recorded on the product page. White-peach aroma, a silky fruit texture, and the acidity beneath its rounded sweetness form the basis for four directions.

A silky texture meeting creamy richnessPeach melba (poached white peach with vanilla ice cream), tapioca in coconut milk (sakoo gati), white-peach warabimochi. The silky fruit texture sits naturally alongside creamy richness.
White-peach aroma meeting gentle saltinessProsciutto and peach, herbed minced pork salad (larb moo), a clear soup of peach and conger eel (a Japanese seasonal dish). The sweet peach aroma echoes gentle salt and savoriness.
Acidity beneath the sweetness easing richnessRoast pork with peach glaze, Thai grilled pork skewers (moo ping), braised pork belly (kakuni). The acidity beneath the rounded sweetness lightens the finish of richer dishes.
A gentle finish for a quiet after-meal momentElderflower granita, pandan noodles in coconut milk (lod chong), peach compote with almond tofu. The gentle, unweighted finish continues into a light after-meal dish.

The aroma that defines peach shares much in common with cream and lactone-type aromas, which is why it tends to sit comfortably with dairy or salt-cured ingredients like ham. Aragoshi Momo’s silky texture and gentle acidity follow this same logic.

Pairing guide — Umeshu

The producer

Umenoyado Brewery in Katsuragi, Nara

Umenoyado Brewery is based in Katsuragi, Nara. For this liqueur, it brings ingredient selection and established production craft together in a distinctly Japanese expression.

Official producer website

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