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KINRYO Sanuki no Momomo

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KINRYO Sanuki no Momomo

金陵 さぬきのももも

Liqueur

Specifications

Country
Japan
Region
Kagawa
ABV
8%
Volume
500 ml
KINRYO Sanuki no Momomo

Original bottle illustration — Bacchus Global
KINRYO · Nishino Kinryo · Kagawa · EST. 1789
KINRYO Sanuki no Momomo
金陵 さぬきのももも

Kagawa peaches are puréed, strained and kept moving through filling, turning 40% fruit content into an even, smooth texture.

Fruit liqueur

CategoryFruit liqueur
OriginKagawa
BaseBrewing alcohol
SignatureKagawa peach purée
ABV8%
Volume500 ml

How it is made

Turning peach purée into a smooth, stable liqueur

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

01

Puréed and strained peach

The fruit is frozen, crushed and strained to remove coarse fibre.

02

Filled under constant agitation

Continuous movement keeps the fruit evenly distributed from bottle to bottle.

The result

Texture shaped by peach and process

The fruit feels substantial, while straining keeps the palate smooth.

Taste profile

Ripe peach, smooth viscosity and bright acidity

Ripe peach, smooth viscosity and bright acidity

Sweet peach aroma and dense fruit expand before acidity tightens the finish.

Food affinities

Built around the density of the peach purée

The food affinities of KINRYO Sanuki no Momomo carry no official recommendation from the producer either. They are organised around the density of 40% peach pulp, the sweet peach aroma, and an acidity that tightens the finish, in four directions.

The density of the purée meeting a smooth dishSteamed chicken with sesame sauce, kai jiao (Thai-style omelette), burrata and peach salad. The smooth, dense mouthfeel runs in the same direction as dishes of a similarly smooth texture.
Sweet peach aroma meeting fruit-based dishesChicken grilled with yuzu pepper, gaeng som with morning glory, prosciutto with white peach. The sweet peach aroma echoes fruit-based dishes and starters that pair fruit with salt.
An acidity that meets rich dishesGrilled eel (kabayaki), gai yang (charcoal-grilled chicken), roast pork with fruit sauce. The acidity that tightens the finish lightens the weight of rich dishes.
Dense fruit character meeting juicy meatBraised pork belly, khao man gai (Hainanese chicken rice), herb-grilled chicken. The dense fruit character runs in the same direction as the satisfaction of juicy meat dishes.

Food-pairing science notes that aromas close to white peach tend to connect with dairy, or with starters that combine fruit and salt. Given the density of the 40% peach pulp, the pairing spans from smooth-textured dishes to richer, fattier ones.

The producer

Nishino Kinryo in Kagawa

Nishino Kinryo is based in Kagawa. For this liqueur, it brings ingredient selection and established production craft together in a distinctly Japanese expression.

Official producer website

Awards
2016

Two verified public awards

Governor's Prize at the 2016 Kagawa Prefectural Products Competition and the Food Industry Affairs Bureau Director-General's Prize at the national Excellent Hometown Food Competition.

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