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HANA FUSUI Nozomi

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HOKOEN · Hokoen · Aisai, Aichi

HANA FUSUI Nozomi

花風水望み

Calendula, chrysanthemum and gold leaf are suspended inside the bottle, creating a gently sweet liqueur with striking visual appeal.

Display liqueur

CategoryDisplay liqueur
OriginAisai, Aichi
BaseWine · Neutral alcohol
SignatureCalendula, chrysanthemum and gold leaf
ABV15%
Volume296 ml

How it is made

Holding flowers and decoration within the liquid

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

01

Preparing edible flowers carefully

The flowers are treated to preserve their form and visual presence in the liqueur.

02

Bottled with gold leaf

The bottle remains part of the experience before pouring and after the drink is gone.

The result

Flavour and bottle theatre together

Gentle sweetness is framed by flowers and gold leaf.

Taste profile

Gentle sweetness with a decorative finish

Gentle sweetness with a decorative finish

A softly sweet, rounded palate is framed by the movement of flowers and gold leaf.

Food affinities

A quiet sweetness and floral delicacy, read through food

The food affinities of HANA FUSUI Nozomi are not combinations stated by the producer, but a reading drawn from the characteristics recorded on this page. Built on a gentle sweetness with no single dominant fruit, and the delicate presence of flowers and gold leaf, this is organized into four directions.

Delicate ingredients for an unassertive sweetnessYuba sashimi, a gentle Thai clear soup (gaeng chued), and blancmange. None compete with the liqueur’s soft sweetness.
A fragrant dish for the flower’s delicacyChrysanthemum-cut turnip pickle, a Thai flower salad (yam dok khachon), and an edible-flower salad. Each brings its own floral presence to the table.
Toward confections with a refined sweetnessJo-namagashi, the layered Thai sweet khanom chan, and macarons. Each is a small, refined confection.
A quiet luxury for the gold leafChestnut kinton finished with gold leaf, the golden Thai sweet foi thong, and a mousse topped with gold leaf. Each carries the same quiet shimmer.

Because this liqueur carries no single dominant fruit, pairing it with delicate, ingredient-forward dishes rather than assertive ones follows the Foodpairing principle of matching aroma intensity rather than aroma type.

Pairing guide — Umeshu

The producer

Hokoen in Aisai, Aichi

Hokoen is based in Aisai, Aichi. For this liqueur, it brings ingredient selection and established production craft together in a distinctly Japanese expression.

Official producer website

Award
Gold

FOODEX Gourmet Women's Awards 2018

HANA FUSUI Nozomi received Gold in the drinks category; the award belongs to this product.

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