Showing posts with label Pêche Verveine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pêche Verveine. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 21, 2020

Sadaharu Aoki, Pêche Verveine

Anxious to get beyond recent disappointments, I got one cake a head during last week, which was a hard week, and went to Isetan and got their Pêche Verveine, which has been a new cake for a while. Like other new cakes, this differs from the their classic shape. In fact, though flat, it is rather peach-like, apparently flavored with the herb verneine, which the Japanese know by the name lemon beebush; it's South American. Anyway, I'd have to have this cake again to catch it, which would be okay, as this was excellent. The texture is somewhat peach-like as well, being semisolid and moist (with peach cream as well as confit), though balanced by the sable base. Sadaharu Aoki manages to stay above its challengers.