About Juju
- Style
- Sparkling, Sweet
- Grape Varieties
- Niagara
- Price Range
- ¥2,900-3,300
- Alcohol
- 10%
Juju is Gokase Winery's very first sparkling wine, built on the winery's most popular grape, Niagara — a fresh table grape grown 100% in Gokase, Miyazaki. Carrying over Niagara's signature grapey, floral aroma, it is transformed into a lively, off-dry sparkling wine with a clean, refreshing finish.
Gokase Winery's first sparkling wine turns its bestselling Niagara into a gently sweet, effortlessly drinkable fizz — proof that Japan's table grapes can shine in sparkling form.
New to wine?
An easy, approachable first sip into Japanese sparkling wine — sweet, fruity, and never intimidating.
Food Pairings
The gentle sweetness and soft bubbles make it a natural match for lightly sweetened Japanese dishes such as teriyaki and simmered nimono, as well as fresh fruit and mild, creamy cheeses.
When to drink it
Casual celebrations, light aperitifs, and as a souvenir gift from Miyazaki.
Terroir & Winemaking
Made from 100% Niagara, a table grape grown by local farming families in Gokase, Miyazaki. Alcohol content 10%. Retains Niagara's characteristic aromatic, grapey bouquet in sparkling form.
About the producer
Gokase WineryKyushu mountain wines made from 100% Gokase-grown grapes.五ヶ瀬町, 宮崎県 · Founded 2005Visit the producer page →Frequently Asked Questions
- What grape is Juju made from?
- It's made from 100% Niagara, a table grape grown in Gokase, Miyazaki.
- Is Juju sweet or dry?
- It's off-dry (slightly sweet), with fresh, grapey Niagara aromas and a clean, refreshing finish.
- What food pairs well with Juju?
- It pairs beautifully with sweet-savory Japanese dishes like teriyaki and simmered nimono, as well as fresh fruit and mild, creamy cheeses.
- What is the alcohol content of Juju?
- 10% ABV.
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