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Chateau Miso Red Sweet

샤토미소 레드 스위트

ABV 12%

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 Sweet is a 12% ABV sweet red fruit wine from Doranwon Brewery in Chungcheongbuk-do, made from grapes with yeast, sugar, and antioxidant stabilization. Where its dry sibling leans into structure and tannin, this sweet expression prioritizes ripe, generous fruit and an inviting, candy-like approachability. The nose opens with sun-ripened red berry, grape jam, and a gentle floral tone that feels warm and uncomplicated. On the palate, the body is light-medium with a rounded, plush texture that cradles the sweetness without becoming syrupy. The yeast fermentation keeps the fruit profile clean and defined rather than overtly jammy, and there is just enough acidity underneath to provide shape. The finish is smooth, moderately short, and leaves a warm grape glow. The 750ml bottle is well-suited for casual dining situations where you want a generous, crowd-pleasing pour. The brewery was designated a 2019 Chajaganeun Yangjojang, reflecting established craft credentials in the region. Serve at 10-13°C with mild soft cheese and crackers, alongside casual appetizer spreads, or with desserts like panna cotta or berry compote where the wine's sweetness harmonizes rather than clashes.