About Momo Wine

Style
White
Grape Varieties
Peach
Price Range
¥924
500ml, winery direct price, tax included
Alcohol
5.5%

Momo Wine is a still (non-sparkling) fruit wine from Chateraise Belle Foret Winery made with 100% domestically grown (Japan-produced) white peaches. Fermented and finished as a low-alcohol (5.5% ABV), easy-drinking cloudy (nigori-style) wine, it captures the variety's fruity aroma and gentle sweetness in a soft, smooth mouthfeel. It is sold in 500ml bottles at 924 yen (tax included) through the winery's own direct-sales channel, and is a distinct still-wine counterpart to the winery's separately sold sparkling peach wine.

Sommelier's Note

A low-alcohol, nigori-style peach wine that leans into pure fruit expression rather than wine structure — a comforting, dessert-like glass best enjoyed well chilled.

New to wine?

A gentle, low-alcohol introduction to fruit wine — soft and sweet like a luxurious peach juice, with none of the tannin or dryness that can intimidate wine newcomers.

Food Pairings

The soft peach sweetness pairs well with light desserts such as vanilla ice cream, fruit tarts, and soft cheeses like brie. In a Japanese meal, it also suits fruit-based wagashi such as fruit daifuku.

When to drink it

Well suited to summer evenings, casual gatherings, or as a light dessert wine after a meal. Also enjoyable chilled over ice.

Terroir & Winemaking

Made from 100% domestically grown (Japan-produced) white peaches, finished as a cloudy (nigori-style), low-alcohol fruit wine at 5.5% ABV. Type: sweet. Volume: 500ml.

About the producer

Chateraise Belle Foret WineryChateraise group's everyday Yamanashi winery甲斐市, 山梨県 · Founded 1985Visit the producer page →

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Momo Wine taste like?
It has a soft, fruity white peach aroma with gentle sweetness and a smooth, low-alcohol (5.5%) mouthfeel, thanks to its cloudy (nigori-style) production.
Is Momo Wine sparkling?
No. Momo Wine is a still (non-sparkling) fruit wine. Chateraise Belle Foret Winery sells a separate sparkling peach wine as a distinct product.
What food pairs well with it?
Its sweetness pairs nicely with light desserts such as vanilla ice cream and fruit tarts, soft cheeses, and Japanese fruit sweets like fruit daifuku.
How should it be served?
Serve well chilled; it can also be enjoyed poured over ice, especially in warmer months.

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