About GreGreGrape
- Style
- Sparkling, Rosé
- Grape Varieties
- Steuben
- Price Range
- ¥3,000-3,500
- Alcohol
- 11%
GreGreGrape is a playful, no-added-sulfite rosé sparkling wine from Hakko Chaud (formerly Domaine Chaud), made entirely from the Steuben grape. The 2025 vintage is fermented with minimal intervention to preserve the variety's exuberant, candy-like aromatics of fresh strawberry and red berries, finishing dry with a lively, gently fizzy mousse. Distinct from the winery's blended cuvées, this bottle is a pure, single-varietal expression of Steuben.
A pure, unfiltered expression of Steuben — GreGreGrape shows how playful and aromatic this often-overlooked Japanese grape can be when bottled without added sulfites.
New to wine?
A fruity, easy-drinking sparkling rosé that's a gentle, approachable entry point into Japanese craft wine.
Food Pairings
Pairs well with lightly salted tempura, fresh sashimi, and fruit-forward desserts; its bright acidity also suits casual aperitif settings.
When to drink it
Great for casual picnics, garden parties, or as a refreshing aperitif.
Terroir & Winemaking
2025 vintage. 750ml bottle, 11% ABV. Produced with no added sulfites (亜硫酸塩無添加) from 100% Steuben grapes, retail price approx. ¥3,065.
About the producer
Hakko ChaudCrafting expressive, terroir-driven wines in Niigata.新潟市, 新潟県Visit the producer page →More wines from Hakko Chaud
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What grape is GreGreGrape made from?
- It is made entirely from the Steuben grape, a variety widely grown in Japan.
- Does GreGreGrape contain added sulfites?
- No — it is produced with no added sulfites (SO2-free).
- What food should I pair it with?
- It pairs well with lightly salted tempura, fresh sashimi, and fruit-based desserts.
- Is GreGreGrape the same wine as RaiGyo?
- No — GreGreGrape is a single-varietal Steuben rosé sparkling wine (2025 vintage), while RaiGyo is a separate blended cuvée from the same producer.
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