Sake Tasting and Plum Wine Making Workshop at Fairfield by Marriott Wakayama Kumano Kodo Susami

On Sunday, August 9, Fairfield by Marriott Wakayama Kumano Kodo Susami will host a sake tasting and umeshu-making workshop in collaboration with Nakano BC Co., Ltd. for guests staying at the hotel.

Wakayama Prefecture has long been Japan's leading producer and harvester of plums, and at this event, you can enjoy the charm of these plums through three experiences: “tasting,” “learning,” and “taking home.”　 Nakano BC Co., Ltd. uses only Nanko plums—known as the highest-grade variety—to brew plum wine that harmoniously blends beautiful color, a rich aroma, and a deep, complex flavor.

For the tasting, we’ll have several types of drinks available, including “Kishu Umeshu and Tropical Mango”—an authentic plum wine made with Nanko plums blended with tropical fruits—and “Maki -KOZUE-” a craft gin made with botanicals from Wakayama Prefecture.　For those who don’t drink alcohol, we’ll also have plum syrup that can be mixed with soda or water. Additionally, as a special event this time, an exclusive plum wine making workshop using Nanko plums will be held for a maximum of eight participants.

Why not take this opportunity to base yourself at the hotel and set out on a trip to fully enjoy the unique charm of Wakayama’s plums?

【Event Detail】 

・Date /Time : Sunday, August 9, 2026　16:00~19:00 

・Place : Lobby Lounge at Fairfield by Marriott Wakayama Kumano Kodo Susami 

 

・Price： 

Tasting: Free of charge 

Plum wine making workshop: 1,500 yen per person (tax-included) 

* You may take home the marinated plum.

* Please pay at check-in. (Cash not accepted.)

 

・How to make a reservation :  

Tasting: Hotel guests are free to join the event at any time during its scheduled hours.  

Plum wine making workshop: please contact the hotel by phone after you book your room. 

Fairfield by Marriott Wakayama Kumano Kodo Susami: +81-739-34-2105 

*Limited to the first 8 participants.  Time: 17:00-17:30

* Participants must be over 20 years old, and those who plan to drive are strictly prohibited from tasting alcoholic beverages.