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Nestlé KitKat Umeshu Plum Sake is a limited edition for the Japanese market!
KitKat Mini Ume Sake is a unique Japanese version of the popular bar that combines creamy white chocolate with the delicate, fruity taste of Japanese ume plum liqueur. The wafer bar consists of crunchy wafers surrounded by smooth chocolate, offering a harmonious blend of sweet and sour plum with the subtle flavor of sake.
The flavor is inspired by the traditional Japanese liqueur ume-shu, made from ume fruit, which is prized for its distinct sour-sweet flavor profile. Nestlé's collaboration with a renowned sake producer from Wakayama Prefecture, known for its high quality ume fruit, resulted in the creation of this unique version of KitKat.
When you open the package, you can smell the ume-shu aroma, which adds depth of flavor to the white chocolate. This combination of traditional Japanese flavors with the classic KitKat bar offers a unique taste experience that will appeal to both candy lovers and enthusiasts of Japanese culinary culture.
Kit Katy version for the Japanese market - interesting facts
Japan is the second largest 'Kitkat' consuming country in the world after its home country of Great Britain. Kit Kat first appeared in Japan in 1973, but the first 100 percent truly branded Japanese Kit Kat appeared at the turn of the millennium, when the marketing department of Nestlé Japan, the manufacturer of Kit Kats in the country, decided to experiment with new flavors, levels of sweetness and types of packaging to boost sales.
More than 400 types of KitKats have been released in Japan. The most popular type of Kit Kat in Japan is the mini - a package of two bite-sized bars - and about 40 flavors are available each year, including the basic ones - plain milk chocolate, strawberry, sake, wasabi, matcha and Tokyo banana. Although the chocolate bar is sold in more than 100 countries, including China, Thailand, India, Russia and the United States, it is one of Japan's best-selling chocolate brands and has achieved such a prominent place in the market, most people surveyed in Tokyo said they thought Kit Kat was a Japanese product.
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