CuvéeYoichiSparklingRosé

Sahana Sazuki

早花咲月

Lan Seqqua

Niagara · Campbell Early · Pinot Noir

About this wine

A semi-sparkling pétillant naturel rosé from Lan Seqqua, released each spring from the previous autumn's harvest. Made primarily from Niagara with Campbell Early and small amounts of Pinot Noir. The name 早花咲月 (Sahana Sazuki) is an old Japanese name for the fourth lunar month, meaning 'the moon when early flowers bloom' — evoking the arrival of spring. Light, refreshing, and approachable, it is the most widely produced wine in the Lan Seqqua lineup at 4,000–7,200 bottles annually.

Beginner's Note

The perfect Lan Seqqua starting point — light, joyful, and made for spring gatherings

Sommelier's Note

"Lan Seqqua at its most joyful — the spirit of their name in a sparkling rosé"

Food Pairings

Light and versatile: perfect as an aperitif, for picnics, with oysters on the half shell, fresh strawberries, and spring salads. The low alcohol and natural effervescence make it ideal for warm-season outdoor occasions.

When to drink it

Hanami (cherry blossom viewing), outdoor parties, spring brunches, aperitif before Japanese meals

Specs

Grape Varieties
Niagara, Campbell Early, Pinot Noir
Style
Sparkling, Rosé
Price Range
¥2,500–¥3,000

Terroir & Winemaking

Bottle-fermented pétillant naturel. Skin contact maceration before bottle fermentation for natural carbonation. ABV approximately 7.5–8%. Rosé expression from 2022 onward with added Campbell Early.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Sahana Sazuki?
A light semi-sparkling rosé made from Niagara, Campbell Early, and Pinot Noir. Bottle-fermented as a pétillant naturel and released each spring. The name means 'the moon when early flowers bloom' in old Japanese.
Is Sahana Sazuki sweet?
It is off-dry with a refreshing natural effervescence. The Niagara grape contributes a pleasant Muscat-like floral sweetness that is light and never cloying.
What food pairs best with Sahana Sazuki?
Best enjoyed as an aperitif or with light, fresh foods: oysters, strawberry desserts, sushi, spring salads, and light appetizers. Ideal for outdoor hanami (cherry blossom) gatherings.

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