Is Rewoven a sparkling wine?

It has a very fine, natural sparkle from wild-yeast fermentation rather than added carbonation, so it should be kept chilled and stored in the refrigerator.

What does Rewoven taste like?

It shows a deep amber color with ripe fruit and citrus aromas, a touch of natural sweetness, bright fruit-vinegar-like acidity, and a pleasant bitterness on the finish.

Why is it called "Rewoven"?

The name and its embroidered label of four grape leaves joined by tendrils reflect how four different winemakers, including Natan Winery's Namika Inoshita, each interpreted the same fruit before it was blended into one wine.

CuvéeTokushimaWhite

Rewoven

リウーヴン

Natan Winery

About Rewoven

Style: White
Grape Varieties: Delaware
Price Range: ¥3,630; tax included
Alcohol: 11.5%

Rewoven is a gently sparkling orange wine from Natan Winery, made from 100% Delaware grapes grown in Yamagata Prefecture by the "Budo to Ikiru" growers' collective. Four different winemakers, including Natan's own Namika Inoshita, each interpreted a portion of the same fruit in their own way, and the wine's embroidered label depicts four grape leaves joined by tendrils, echoing the idea of individual threads rewoven into one. Fermented with wild yeast and bottled without added sulfites or filtration, it shows a deep amber hue with ripe fruit and citrus aromas, a touch of natural sweetness balanced by bright, almost fruit-vinegar-like acidity, a pleasant bitterness, and a fine, delicate natural sparkle that requires chilled storage.

Sommelier's Note

A collaborative cuvée in the truest sense — four winemakers' interpretations of the same Yamagata Delaware, rewoven into a single wine with a gentle fizz and a fruit-vinegar-bright edge.

New to wine?

A gently sparkling, easy-sipping orange wine with a hint of sweetness — a friendly entry point into skin-contact wines.

Food Pairings

The bright acidity and gentle bitterness make Rewoven a natural match for dishes with a touch of vinegar or citrus, such as ponzu-dressed fried chicken, spring rolls, or a citrus-dressed salad; its subtle sweetness also pairs well with mildly spiced dishes.

When to drink it

Casual aperitif, light lunches, or as a refreshing opener at a natural wine tasting

Terroir & Winemaking

Made from 100% Delaware grapes grown in Yamagata Prefecture, cultivated by the "Budo to Ikiru" growing collective. Fermented with wild yeast, no added sulfites, unfiltered, with a fine natural sparkle; requires refrigerated storage. ABV 11.5%.

About the producer

Natan WineryTokushima's first winery — wild-yeast, additive-free wines三好市, 徳島県 · Founded 2021Visit the producer page →

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Frequently Asked Questions

What grape is Rewoven made from?: It is made from 100% Delaware grapes grown in Yamagata Prefecture by the "Budo to Ikiru" growers' collective.
Is Rewoven a sparkling wine?: It has a very fine, natural sparkle from wild-yeast fermentation rather than added carbonation, so it should be kept chilled and stored in the refrigerator.
What does Rewoven taste like?: It shows a deep amber color with ripe fruit and citrus aromas, a touch of natural sweetness, bright fruit-vinegar-like acidity, and a pleasant bitterness on the finish.
Why is it called "Rewoven"?: The name and its embroidered label of four grape leaves joined by tendrils reflect how four different winemakers, including Natan Winery's Namika Inoshita, each interpreted the same fruit before it was blended into one wine.

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