CuvéeIwateRed

Konzert Red

コンツェルト 赤

Edelwein

About Konzert Red

Style
Red
Grape Varieties
Campbell Early
Price Range
¥1,300-1,500
Alcohol
12.5%

Konzert Red is a dry, light-bodied red wine from Edelwein's long-running 'Konzert' series — a lineage of dry wines the winery has crafted since its founding in Ohasama, Hanamaki City, Iwate Prefecture. Made from 100% Iwate-grown Campbell Early grapes, it showcases the variety's characteristic fruity aroma balanced with lively, well-integrated acidity. Best served at 10-13°C, it pairs well with lighter meat dishes and Chinese cuisine.

Sommelier's Note

A rare dry expression of Campbell Early — proof the grape can deliver bright acidity and fruit character beyond its usual sweet styles.

New to wine?

A light, approachable dry red — a gentle way to try Campbell Early grapes vinified dry rather than sweet.

Food Pairings

Its light body and balanced acidity make it a versatile match for lighter meat dishes and Chinese cuisine, as well as yakitori and other lightly sauced grilled skewers.

When to drink it

Great for everyday dinners, especially alongside Chinese-style dishes or lighter meat courses.

Terroir & Winemaking

Made from 100% Campbell Early grapes grown in Iwate Prefecture, fermented dry. Bottled at 720ml, ABV 12.5%. Part of Edelwein's 'Konzert' series, a dry-wine lineage the winery has produced since its founding.

About the producer

EdelweinPioneering Iwate winery crafting award-winning wines that harmonize with Japanese cuisine.花巻市, 岩手県 · Founded 1962Visit the producer page →

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Konzert Red taste like?
It's a dry, light-bodied red wine made from 100% Campbell Early grapes grown in Iwate, with a fruity aroma and well-balanced, lively acidity.
What food pairs well with it?
It goes well with lighter meat dishes and Chinese cuisine.
What is the ideal serving temperature?
It's best enjoyed at 10-13°C (50-55°F).
How does it differ from Edelwein's sweet "Tsuki no Serenade Red"?
Both use Campbell Early grapes, but Tsuki no Serenade Red is finished sweet, while Konzert Red is vinified dry, giving it a crisper, more structured character.

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