About Petipet Blanc
- Style
- White, Sparkling
- Grape Varieties
- Delaware
- Price Range
- ¥2,300-2,600
Petipet Blanc is Agri-Coeur's low-intervention, sulfite-free pétillant (lightly sparkling) white wine made from 100% Delaware grapes grown in Kaminoyama City, Yamagata Prefecture. Made without added sulfites, it shows a gentle natural fizz, a touch of residual sweetness, and the soft, grapey, floral character typical of Delaware, making it an approachable, casual sparkling wine.
A charming, sulfite-free expression of Delaware pétillant style — gently sweet, softly sparkling, and unmistakably Yamagata.
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A friendly, easy-drinking natural sparkling wine — great for anyone new to Japanese natural wine.
Food Pairings
Its gentle sweetness and soft bubbles pair well with light appetizers, fresh fruit, mild soft cheeses, and citrus-dressed salads. Also enjoyable with lightly seasoned tempura or sushi featuring white fish.
When to drink it
Casual gatherings, picnics, or as a light aperitif.
Terroir & Winemaking
Produced with minimal intervention from 100% Delaware grapes; no sulfites are added, and the wine retains a gentle natural effervescence.
About the producer
Agri-CoeurLow-intervention, sulfite-free wines rooted in Yamagata's Delaware heritage.上山市, 山形県 · Founded 2022Visit the producer page →Frequently Asked Questions
- What grape is Petipet Blanc made from?
- Petipet Blanc is made from 100% Delaware grapes grown in Kaminoyama City, Yamagata Prefecture.
- Is Petipet Blanc sweet or dry?
- It has a gentle, subtle sweetness balanced by soft natural effervescence, making it an easy-drinking, casual sparkling wine.
- Does Petipet Blanc contain added sulfites?
- No, it is produced without added sulfites as part of Agri-Coeur's low-intervention approach.
- What food pairs well with Petipet Blanc?
- Its light sweetness and bubbles pair well with fresh salads, mild cheeses, and lightly seasoned Japanese dishes such as tempura or white fish sushi.
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