Le Cotentin Kanazawa “Kintsuba Biscuit”

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Le Cotentin Kanazawa “Kintsuba Biscuit”

An innovative fusion sweet that bridges Western and Japanese confectionery traditions.

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Le Cotentin Kanazawa “Kintsuba Biscuit” is an innovative sweet that brings together Kanazawa’s traditional wagashi, kintsuba, and fragrant, creamy handmade butter. It uses cultured butter carefully produced over time in Normandy, one of France’s most renowned dairy regions. The butter’s rich depth and aroma pair beautifully with refined sweet bean paste subtly scented with rum. The moist texture of kintsuba harmonizes perfectly with the tender, biscuit-like dough, creating a delicate, melt-in-the-mouth experience.

The lineup includes Plain, which lets you savor the elegant sweetness of the bean paste and the luxurious butter in their purest form, and Matcha, whose gentle bitterness lingers pleasantly on the palate. Each piece is handcrafted daily by skilled wagashi artisans. Enjoy them individually or choose the popular mixed assortment featuring both flavors.

The packaging, inspired by ume mizuhiki knots-symbolizing both connection and gifting-has also earned praise. This original fusion of Japanese and Western confectionery makes Kintsuba Biscuit an ideal gift for someone special.

Highlights

  • A new-style confection that combines traditional Japanese kintsuba with rich, creamy handmade butter.
  • Handcrafted daily by skilled wagashi artisans, ensuring freshness and quality.
  • The moist kintsuba filling pairs perfectly with a crumbly, biscuit-like dough, creating a refined texture contrast.
  • The elegant packaging, inspired by ume mizuhiki knots, is also highly regarded and ideal for gifting.

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  • The rich butter aroma pairs beautifully with the refined sweetness of the bean paste.

    The rich butter aroma pairs beautifully with the refined sweetness of the bean paste.

  • The slightly bitter matcha flavor is also popular.

    The slightly bitter matcha flavor is also popular.

  • The “ume mizuhiki”-inspired packaging adds a touch of elegance and Japanese charm.

    The “ume mizuhiki”-inspired packaging adds a touch of elegance and Japanese charm.

Official FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions have been vetted and answered directly by each listing.

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If there is an issue with the product after opening, can it be returned or exchanged?

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After confirming the situation, we will respond appropriately, such as accepting a return or sending a replacement product.

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Is it possible to purchase this product overseas?

A

No. Online sales are available, but the product is sold exclusively at the Kanazawa Station store in Ishikawa Prefecture.

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Details

Name in Japanese
きんつばビスキィ
Manufacturer
Le Cotentin Kanazawa
Price
From 450yen per piece
Sales Locations
JR Kanazawa Station, Kanazawa Station Shopping Area “Anto”
Calories
Plain: 155 kcal per piece
Matcha: 153 kcal per piece
Expiration date
About 2-3 weeks from the production date
(About 2 weeks from July to September)
Official Website
Official Website (Japanese)