Особенности вина с добавлением фруктовых соковCategoriesThe World of Kabuki

Features of wine with added fruit juices

Fruit-flavoured wines occupy a special place in many renowned wine brands around the world, firmly establishing themselves in all corners of the globe.

Fruit wine is a fermented drink made by adding juices from various fruits other than grapes. 

The first mentions of fruity "flavor" in wine, according to archaeological finds, appeared around six thousand years BC. This indicates that fruit-flavored variations in wine already existed.  

Initially, wine was made primarily from grapes, which were best suited for this beverage. That's why wine was called grape wine. 

Over the long history of wine, winemakers around the world have significantly improved the quality of grapes and cultivated them. 

Today, fruit wine is made from all kinds of fruits, berries (wild and garden), and even garden plants. 

In terms of quality, properties, and aroma, fruit wine is equal to (and often even surpasses) more traditional wines. It typically retains the aroma and much of the flavor of the original fruits and berries. The flavor ranges from tangy to ripe and very smooth. 

Depending on the fruits used, white and red fruit wines are produced. 

Popular types of fruit wines include low-alcohol drinks (up to 71 tbsp), sweet fruit wines, dried fruit wines, fortified fruit wines, and sparkling and carbonated fruit wines. Fruit wines can also be categorized as dry, semi-sweet, sweet, dessert, and those made using special techniques. 

Wine making technology is much more complex than grape winemaking and has a number of features and specific aspects. 

Kabuki winemakers harmoniously combine centuries-old traditions and modern production methods, allowing them to maintain a unique balance of high quality and inimitable flavor in their line of fruit wines. 

Kabuki wines infused with fruit juices offer a pleasant taste and traditional aroma, captivating you with their aroma and flavor even from the first sip and tasting. Kabuki drinks help you truly enjoy every minute of life.  

The Kabuki fruit line's color palette ranges from deep, rich tones to a transparent, light palette. 

The Kabuki line of fruit wines offers 11 exquisite fruit flavors, both red and white. These include mango, white plum, passion fruit, red plum, grapefruit, peach, raspberry, melon, star fruit, pomegranate, white cherry, strawberry, and cherry. 

Each fruit representative of the line has its own unique “wine” character. 

The fruity wines in the Kabuki line offer excellent gastronomic pairing. They pair well with a variety of desserts, chocolate, spicy and smoked foods, baked goods, and fruit. They also make excellent cocktail additions, pair well with Asian cuisine, seafood, and mushrooms, and are a wonderful aperitif. 

Kabuki fruit wines are the perfect complement to any occasion, from a party with friends to a romantic dinner. 

Harmony of color and taste – all this is wines with the addition of fruit juices from the Kabuki wine line! 

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Cherry blossoms are a symbol of Japan and the perfect complement to the unique flavor of Kabuki wine.

Cherries are a relatively ancient cultivated plant, dating back over 2,000 years. The first cherry trees appeared in the Mediterranean, from where they migrated to Turkey, the Caucasus, and Persia. The ancient Romans brought cherries to Europe. 

Traditionally, in Western culture, cherries are considered a symbol of life and joy, and the cherry itself is often called the berry of paradise or a symbol of infinity. Artists and iconographers of past centuries often depicted cherries instead of apples as a symbol of the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil.  

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Mango wine: a surprising exoticism or a source of wisdom? 

Mango is considered one of the most unusual fruits in terms of taste. 

It grows in distant India, the USA, Spain, Thailand, Mexico, Pakistan, and Australia. 

It's no wonder the mango is called the king of fruits, a source of vitality, and even the number one fruit in the world. This is because the fruit has an incredible and stunning aroma, a delightful flavor, and tender, sweet flesh. 

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Kabuki: Diversity in Unity, from the Original Japanese Theatre to the Unique Taste of Wine

It is a well-known fact that Kabuki is a type of traditional Japanese theatre.

In the 16th century in Japan, the word “kabuki” consisted of three hieroglyphs, the first of which meant “song, melody”, the second – “dance, movement”, and the third – “art, skill”.  

Therefore, theatrical performances were based on a unique combination of dramatic, dance, and musical elements. It was this combination that conveyed the inimitable effect of complex dramatic art, coupled with the professionalism of the actors and the vividness of the stage images.