Oryori Narita

・Medium glass…820 yen・Small glass…550 yen

The Italian bottle has a patented unique shape. Milleddi means 1,000 days, and it has been aged for that many days. The aroma is rich with a nut-like flavor.

In the Champagne region of France, it is common to add dosage, which is sugar, to champagne at the end. However, this one does not undergo dosage. This technique is possible because the grapes are fully ripened. It has a clean taste without any sweetness lingering on the palate.

Dom Pérignon, said to be the creator of vintage in the Champagne region of France. An artwork crafted using only grapes harvested in exceptional years, created with exquisite balance.

A house that continues to produce only the highest quality and prestigious cuvées from the Champagne region of France. The Grande Cuvée is a representation of Krug's taste and style. It is an impressive product with a unique, deep, and complex flavor.

Located in the northern part of Burgundy, France, it has a fresh acidity and is filled with young pineapple-like fruit. It has a good balance.

A wine with a sharp acidity typical of France and a fresh aroma reminiscent of orange peel, this slim Chablis also has a thickness that feels like a straightened spine.

Rich and full-bodied, with a gorgeous aroma derived from new oak, typical of France.

This is the highest class of Grand Cru, above the first-class in France. It features a firm acidity that blends well with strong fruit flavors.

An elegant taste created by blending carefully selected Chardonnay from America. The name 'Tsubaki' comes from Ms. Tsubaki, who designed the character on the label.

Japan/Nagano Prefecture, Ueda City, Maruko District, Bowako Bowako is made in a land called Bowako. It is smaller in size than Hokushin, but that makes it a well-balanced wine that is not tiring to drink.

The term 'Rivalis' in the Northern Shinshu Right Bank area of Nagano Prefecture means 'river' in Latin, and it originates from the high-quality wines produced on both the right and left banks of the Chikuma River. The wine features a harmonious blend of aromas from fruits such as pineapple and yellow peach, along with ripe citrus notes like grapefruit, and hints of acacia honey and vanilla, resulting in a vibrant wine.

Before it was known as France, it was named after the village of Andro, but that name was not legally recognized, leading to the name 'Beyond the Law.' It has a juicy orange-like quality with a hint of saltiness, providing an accent as if squeezing citrus over fish.

It has a very glamorous, juicy, and heartwarming sweetness from France. While it is sweet, it also has a honey-like essence in the middle of the fruit, making it enjoyable until the end. Even those who prefer dry flavors will find it soothing.

There is acidity typical of France, but it is smooth, making it light while gradually deepening in flavor.

Produced in the village of Vosne-Romanée in France (the village where Romanée-Conti is located), the production volume is small. It also has a sense of elegance and richness.

This wine is made by blending grapes from the vineyards owned by the Moueix family, who produce the top-tier Bordeaux wine, Petrus (over 500,000). It has a rich flavor reminiscent of fully ripe fruit and compote, pairing well with sweet vegetables like pumpkin and dishes such as braised pork.

Made by the same producer as the famous Château Tertre Roteboeuf in Saint-Émilion, 2019 is a great vintage. Despite its youth, the tannins are already mellow, giving it a taste that seems to have undergone a level of evolution.

This Ripasso is blended with slightly dried Italian grapes, giving it a more subdued, mature nuance rather than being fresh, resulting in a very rich and smooth texture. It has a soft mouthfeel with an image of dried grapes.

It has a volume characteristic of California, USA, but it has a unique smoothness that makes it delicious.