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Umeshu is a Japanese liqueur made from the Japanese plums called "Ume."
It has a very smooth, but slightly sweet and sour taste.
To make it, green, unripened Ume are macerated in shochu alcohol.
The alcohol level is around 35%.
Also called:  Vin de prune (French)
See Also
Ume
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