CuvéeYoichiSparkling

Domaine Yui T1 Pétillant Blanc

ドメーヌ・ユイ T1 ペティアン ブラン

Domaine Yui

Delaware

About this wine

Domaine Yui, located in Yoichi, Hokkaido, is a boutique winery founded by Tetsuya and Aya Sugiyama. The T1 Pétillant Blanc is crafted from Delaware grapes grown in their T1 vineyard, managed with minimal intervention and organic practices. The winemaking process involves gentle pressing, six months of barrel aging, and a secondary fermentation in the bottle. This sparkling wine is celebrated for its delicate, refreshing character, featuring crisp acidity and vibrant citrus aromas, often with subtle notes of apple or yogurt depending on the vintage.

Beginner's Note

A refreshing, easy-drinking sparkling wine that feels like a crisp, natural treat. Remember to chill it well and let the sediment settle before opening!

Sommelier's Note

"This is an essential bottle for any Japanese wine lover. Its purity and vibrant expression of Delaware are unmatched — a masterpiece of Yoichi terroir."

Food Pairings

Pairs exceptionally well with fresh seafood, light appetizers, and Japanese cuisine such as tempura or lightly seasoned vegetable dishes. Its crisp acidity makes it a perfect match for shrimp spring rolls or sashimi.

When to drink it

Perfect for a sunny afternoon brunch, a casual dinner with friends, or as a refreshing aperitif to start a meal.

Specs

Grape Varieties
Delaware
Style
Sparkling
Price Range
¥2,500-3,500

Terroir & Winemaking

Grapes are sourced from the T1 plot in Kurokawa, Yoichi. Whole-bunch pressing, fermentation with indigenous yeasts in 500L barrels, 6 months of barrel aging, and secondary fermentation in the bottle. No sulfur additions.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does it taste like?
It features a crisp, refreshing acidity with vibrant citrus notes and a delicate, fine mousse.
What food does it pair with?
It is a versatile wine that pairs perfectly with seafood, tempura, and light Japanese dishes.
How should I serve it?
Serve it well-chilled and allow the sediment to settle at the bottom before opening to prevent overflow.

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