Chateau Miso Red Dry - Korean Fruit Wine, Chungcheongbuk, 13% ABV, 750ml. Fruity, Sweet
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Chateau Miso Red Dry

샤토미소 레드 드라이

ABV 13%
Volume 750ml

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Taste and aroma

Fruity · Sweet

Pair with

cheese · light appetizers · desserts

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Description

Chateau Miso Red Dry is a 13% ABV dry red fruit wine from Doranwon Brewery in Chungcheongbuk-do, blending three distinct grape varieties: MBA (Muscat Bailey A), wild mountain grape (sanmeoru), and Campbell Early. This triple-blend approach creates a layered complexity that single-variety Korean fruit wines rarely achieve. MBA contributes a soft berry base, sanmeoru adds rustic tannin and earthy depth, and Campbell Early brings candy-grape aromatics and bright fruit lift. The nose opens with dark berries, dried herbs, and a subtle wild-grape earthiness that hints at mountain terroir. On the palate, the body is medium with a drier, more structured profile than most Korean fruit wines - the tannins from the sanmeoru component provide genuine grip, while the sweetness stays restrained and secondary. The finish is moderate to long, with lingering berry skin bitterness and a clean, food-friendly resolution. Produced by a 2019 Chajaganeun Yangjojang designated brewery, the craftsmanship is evident. Serve at 14-16°C with aged cheese boards where the tannic structure meets fat, alongside grilled meats or hearty stews, or with dark chocolate desserts where the earthy berry notes find a natural partner.

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Region
Chungcheongbuk (충북)

Ingredients

MBA, Wild Mountain Grape, 캠벨 얼리

Tasting Notes

Read our guide - Korean Fruit Wine

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