Yobo Kish Hibiscus Lemon Balm Raw Honey
Yobo Kish Hibiscus Lemon Balm Raw Honey
Yobo Kish Hibiscus Lemon Balm Raw Honey

Yobo Kish - SEOUL Hibiscus Lemon Balm Raw Honey Aperitif 750

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Type

Liqueur

Style

Aperitivo

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Yobo Kish Hibiscus Lemon Balm Raw Honey Aperitif is a soulful expression that bridges the gap between culinary art and modern mixology. Created by Top Chef winner Kristen Kish in collaboration with Yobo Spirit House, this spirit serves as a heartfelt tribute to her Korean American heritage. The base is crafted from local grapes grown in the New York Finger Lakes, ensuring a smooth and premium foundation for its complex botanicals.

The liquid presents a warm ruby red hue in the glass, inviting the senses into a deep aromatic experience. Tart hibiscus provides a lively acidity that perfectly counters the natural sweetness of raw honey. This sweetness is further refined by lemon balm, which adds a bright citrus quality reminiscent of a fine herbal tea. On the palate, drinkers will find a sophisticated balance of citrus pith and floral pollen. The texture is elegant, offering a bittersweet finish that lingers with notes of spice and tea essence.

At 21 percent alcohol by volume, this aperitif is a versatile tool for any bar. It carries enough weight to stand alone over ice, yet remains light enough to pair with sparkling wine for a refreshing spritz. It represents a bold shift away from traditional liqueurs, focusing instead on chef-inspired ingredients that offer layers of flavor. Whether used as a primary base or a nuanced modifier, this spirit brings a unique, artisanal perspective to the cocktail world.

Country

United States

Region

California

ABV

21%

Brand

Yobo Kish

Production

: Small-batch craft distillation. Infused with natural hibiscus, lemon balm, and raw honey

Serving Suggestions
Serving Suggestions

Sparkling water, dry Prosecco, or light fruit tarts