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.
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 →More wines from Edelwein
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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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