About Vino da Manriki Chardera
- Style
- White
- Grape Varieties
- Delaware, Chardonnay
- Price Range
- ¥3,500-5,000
- estimated market range for this winery's white blends; exact current retail price not publicly listed
A white blend from Caney Wine's 'Vino da Manriki' line, pairing the aromatic, easy-drinking Delaware grape with structure from Chardonnay, both grown on the Kanai family's plots in the Manriki district of Yamanashi City. The name 'Chardera' is a portmanteau of Chardonnay and Delaware.
A playful, lychee-scented blend that shows Caney Wine isn't afraid to invent its own vocabulary — quite literally, in the case of this wine's name.
New to wine?
An aromatic, approachable white — a friendly entry point into Japanese natural wine.
Food Pairings
Its lychee-like aromatics make it a natural partner for lightly spiced Asian dishes, and its clean acidity suits sashimi, shellfish, and salads.
When to drink it
Casual gatherings, aperitifs, or pairing with Asian-influenced home cooking.
Terroir & Winemaking
A field-blend-style white combining Delaware and Chardonnay from Caney Wine's Manriki vineyards; small-batch, hand-crafted by the Kanai family.
About the producer
Caney WineHusband-and-wife organic winery in Yamanashi since 1962.山梨市, 山梨県 · Founded 1962Visit the producer page →Frequently Asked Questions
- What grapes make up Vino da Manriki Chardera?
- It is a blend of Delaware and Chardonnay, both grown on Caney Wine's own vineyards in the Manriki district of Yamanashi City — its name 'Chardera' combines the two grape names.
- What does Chardera taste like?
- It has an aromatic, lychee-like nose with a clean, refined, easy-drinking palate typical of Delaware-based Japanese whites.
- Is Chardera part of the Caney or Vino da Manriki line?
- It is released under Caney Wine's 'Vino da Manriki' label, one of two brand lines the winery produces alongside the Caney-labeled wines.
- What food pairs well with this wine?
- Its aromatic character pairs well with lightly spiced Asian dishes, shellfish, and fresh salads.
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