On Monday, March 20, Chateau Jun, a winery directly managed by Jun Co., Ltd., released the second edition of the "Gabu-nomi Wine" that gained great popularity last year.
The product, developed with "the pursuit of an easy, casual wine-drinking style," is being released with renewed packaging.
Let's take a closer look at the details.
About "Gabu-nomi Chateau Jun"
"Gabu-nomi Chateau Jun" is a wine born last summer that "pursues an easy, casual wine-drinking style."
For this second edition, the product name and concept remain the same, while the packaging has been renewed.
Inspired by retro bottled juices, the nostalgic design feels both familiar and refreshingly new.
It also achieves a price point that makes it easy for younger generations and those who don't usually drink wine to give it a try.
Enjoying Wine Freely
The alcohol content of "Gabu-nomi Chateau Jun" is slightly lower at 11.5% for both the red and the white.
It is crafted as an easy-drinking, "quaffable" wine that won't make you feel tired from drinking.
The white wine pairs well with any ingredients—fish, chicken, pork, or vegetables—offering a refreshing flavor that complements any dish, and can also be enjoyed "on the rocks" with ice.
The red wine features comforting aromas of berries and candy, with a profile that gently harmonizes with home-cooked dishes made with soy sauce and mirin.
Chilling it is also recommended, allowing you to enjoy the nuances of flavor changes at different temperatures.
For Everyday Use!
"Gabu-nomi Chateau Jun" is a Japanese wine for everyday enjoyment.
Its charming design is also likely to generate buzz.
Be sure to check it out.
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