Baeren Brewery in Morioka City, Iwate Prefecture, has released sparkling wines made with 100% local Iwate grapes.
These are sparkling wines crafted by a craft brewery.
Here are the details.
About the Products
Sparkling wines crafted by Baeren Brewery, a craft brewery in Morioka City, Iwate Prefecture.
Three varieties made with 100% local Iwate grapes have newly debuted in single-serving sizes.
The lineup includes "Baeren Our Hour Crimson Glory Sparkling Wine," "Baeren Our Hour Rosé Sparkling Wine," and "Baeren Our Hour Sweet Red Sparkling Wine."
All of them are appealing products.
About the Three Varieties
The characteristics of the sparkling wines from Baeren Brewery in Morioka City, Iwate Prefecture, are summarized below.
・＜Baeren Our Hour Crimson Glory Sparkling Wine＞
A sparkling wine finished by Baeren through carbonation (injecting carbon dioxide) of wine brewed by "Suzumi no Oka Winery" in Noda Village, Iwate Prefecture.
With a commitment to using crimson glory (yamabudo) wine specially prepared for sparkling wine, it offers a refreshing taste with crisp acidity that pairs easily with meals.
・＜Baeren Our Hour Rosé Sparkling Wine＞
A sparkling wine finished by Baeren through carbonation (injecting carbon dioxide) of wine brewed by "Jien Jijo Wine Shiwa" in Shiwa Town, Iwate Prefecture.
It uses 100% "Muscat Bailey A," an indigenous Japanese grape variety.
It features a vivid pink rosé hue, a gorgeous sweet aroma reminiscent of berries, and a pleasant mouthfeel with enjoyable sweetness and moderate acidity; finished off-dry, it pairs well with meals and can also be enjoyed as a toast or aperitif.
・＜Baeren Our Hour Sweet Red Sparkling Wine＞
A sparkling wine finished by Baeren through carbonation (injecting carbon dioxide) of wine brewed by "Edel Wein" in Hanamaki City, Iwate Prefecture.
It uses 100% Campbell grapes from Iwate Prefecture.
By finishing it as a sweet sparkling wine, the fresh fruitiness of Campbell stands out, resulting in a crisp and easy-to-drink flavor.
Why not check them out, whether you are a craft beer fan or a Japanese wine fan?
Reference
▼"Our Hour" Official Website