About Nigori Campbell Rosé
- Style
- Rosé
- Grape Varieties
- Campbell Early
- Price Range
- ¥1,518
- tax included
- Alcohol
- 9.5
Nigori Campbell Rosé is a limited-release, unfiltered ('nigori') sweet rosé from Edelwein, made in the Osako district of Hanamaki City, Iwate Prefecture, from 100% Iwate-grown Campbell Early grapes. Part of Edelwein's seasonal 'Nigori' series crafted from freshly harvested grapes, it is bottled without final filtration, preserving fine lees for a cloudy appearance and a vivid, juicy fruit character. Best served chilled at 7-10°C, it is packaged in a 720ml bottle.
Unfiltered and made from freshly harvested Campbell Early grapes, this limited nigori rosé captures the variety's fruit character in its rawest, most vivid form.
New to wine?
A gentle, fruity sweet wine with almost no tannins — an easy, juice-like entry point for wine beginners.
Food Pairings
Its juicy sweetness and fresh acidity pair well with light Japanese appetizers such as vinegared dishes and tempura, as well as fruit-based desserts and mild cheeses.
When to drink it
As a seasonal, limited-quantity release, it suits casual home drinking during its harvest window or as a distinctive gift from Iwate.
Terroir & Winemaking
Made from 100% Iwate-grown Campbell Early grapes harvested in the Osako district of Hanamaki City. Bottled without final filtration as part of Edelwein's seasonal, limited-quantity 'Nigori' series made from freshly picked grapes. ABV 9.5%, 720ml bottle, JAN code 4932009276819.
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 'nigori' mean?
- Nigori refers to wine bottled without final filtration, leaving fine lees behind for a cloudy appearance and a fresh, vivid fruit character straight from the harvest.
- What does it taste like?
- It has the fragrant, floral fruit character of Campbell Early grapes, with juicy sweetness and freshness.
- What temperature should it be served at?
- Serve well chilled, ideally between 7-10°C.
- Is it always available?
- It is a limited-quantity release made from freshly harvested grapes, so availability varies by season.
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