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Wine and Gourmet Japan 2017 - Wine List of International Exhibitors Wine and Gourmet Japan 2017 - Wine List of International Exhibitors Minimum & Cork / Screw Barrel Vol. of bottle Production Target Visitor Distributed in Country Booth No. Exhibitor Name Region of Product Name of Winery Name of Brand Grape Variety Type Body Taste Organic Alcohol % Ideal dish to be matched Maximum order Cap / Others use （ml） Volume in kl Japan Quantity 1 Australia 3Q-116 DB Wines Pty Ltd South Eastern Australia Lindsay Wine Estate The Lindsay Collection - Cuvee 100% Moscato White Sparkling Light Sweet No Cork No 10% 750 40 kl Cheese Wholesaler 2 pallet No The Lindsay Collection - Old 70% Semillon 30% SauvigNon 2 Australia 3Q-116 DB Wines Pty Ltd South Australia Lindsay Wine Estate White Light Dry No Screw Cap No 12.50% 750 20 kl Fish / White Meat Wholesaler 2 pallet No Essex Blanc The Lindsay Collection - Little 3 Australia 3Q-116 DB Wines Pty Ltd South Australia Lindsay Wine Estate 100% Chardonnay White Light Dry No Screw Cap No 13.00% 750 20 kl Fish / White Meat Wholesaler 2 pallet No Balcony The Lindsay Collection - 4 Australia 3Q-116 DB Wines Pty Ltd South Australia Lindsay Wine Estate 100% Shiraz Red Medium Dry No Cork No 14.00% 750 40 kl Red Meat Wholesaler 2 pallet No Trucking The Lindsay Collection - Shanty 5 Australia 3Q-116 DB Wines Pty Ltd South Australia Lindsay Wine Estate 100% Cabernet Red Medium Dry No Cork No 14.00% 750 40 kl Red Meat Wholesaler 2 pallet No on the Rise The Lindsay Collection - Edge 6 Australia 3Q-116 DB Wines Pty Ltd Clare Valley Lindsay Wine Estate 100% Riesling White Medium Dry No Screw Cap No 13.00% 750 3 kl Fish / White Meat Wholesaler 1 pallet No of the World The Lindsay Collection - Cobb 7 Australia 3Q-116 DB Wines Pty Ltd Adelaide Hills Lindsay Wine Estate 100% PiNot Red Light Dry No Cork Yes 13.50% 750 5 kl Game Meat Wholesaler 1 pallet No & Co The Lindsay Collection - The 8 Australia 3Q-116 DB Wines Pty Ltd Barossa Lindsay Wine Estate 100% Shiraz Red Medium Dry No Cork Yes 14.50% 750 20 kl Red Meat Wholesaler 1 pallet No Selector The Lindsay Collection - His 9 Australia 3Q-116 DB Wines Pty Ltd Barossa Lindsay Wine Estate 100% Cabernet Red Medium Dry No Cork Yes 14.50% 750 20 kl Red Meat Wholesaler 1 pallet No Only Pair The Lindsay Collection - The 10 Australia 3Q-116 DB Wines Pty Ltd Barossa Valley Lindsay Wine Estate 100% Shiraz Red Medium Dry No Cork Yes 14.50% 750 5 kl Red Meat Wholesaler 1 pallet No Sumit 11 Australia 3Q-116 DB Wines Pty Ltd Barossa Valley Lindsay Wine Estate Lindsay Wine Estate 100% Merlot Red Medium Dry No Cork Yes 14.50% 750 1 kl Red Meat Wholesaler 1/2 pallet No 12 Australia 3Q-116 DB Wines Pty Ltd Barossa Valley Lindsay Wine Estate Lindsay Wine Estate 100% Shiraz Red Full Dry No Cork Yes 14.50% 750 3 kl Red Meat Wholesaler 1/2 pallet No 13 Australia 3Q-116 DB Wines Pty Ltd Barossa Valley Lindsay Wine Estate Lindsay Wine Estate 100% Cabernet Red Full Dry No Cork Yes 14.50% 750 3 kl Red Meat Wholesaler 1/2 pallet No Bulgarian Wine Export Bulgarian Wine Export Broad Leaved Melnik 52%, fish, mushrooms, turkey, chicken, pasta, 14 Bulgaria 3D-111 PGI Thracian Valley New Wines of Ancient Thrace Red Medium Dry No Cork Yes 14% 750 Wholesaler No Association Association PiNot Noir 48% Noodles Bulgarian Wine Export Bulgarian Wine Export 15 Bulgaria 3D-111 PGI Thracian Valley New Wines of Ancient Thrace Viognier 52%, Chardonnay 48% White Medium Dry No Screw Cap Yes 14% 750 salmon, spicy dishes, Sweet-sour dishes Wholesaler No Association Association Bulgarian Wine Export Bulgarian Wine Export 16 Bulgaria 3D-111 PGI Thracian Valley New Wines of Ancient Thrace Chardonnay 100% White Medium Dry No Cork No 14% 750 grilled fish Wholesaler 1000-3000 bottles No Association Association Bulgarian Wine Export Bulgarian Wine Export 17 Bulgaria 3D-111 PGI Thracian Valley New Wines of Ancient Thrace Cabernet SauvigNon 100% Red Medium Dry No Cork No 13.50% 750 pork, beef steak HORECA 1000-5000 bottles No Association Association Bulgarian Wine Export Bulgarian Wine Export 18 Bulgaria 3D-111 PGI Thracian Valley New Wines of Ancient Thrace Mavrud 100% Red Medium Dry No Cork Yes 14.50% 750 40 kl cheese, dried meat, lasagna Wholesaler 1 pallet Yes Association Association Bulgarian Wine Export Bulgarian Wine Export 19 Bulgaria 3D-111 PGI Thracian Valley New Wines of Ancient Thrace Merlo 70%, Malbec 30% Red Medium Dry No Cork Yes 14.50% 750 50 kl white meals,lasagna, red or cured meats Wholesaler 1 pallet Yes Association Association Bulgarian Wine Export Bulgarian Wine Export season salads, sea food, chicken, 20 Bulgaria 3D-111 PGI Thracian Valley New Wines of Ancient Thrace Dimyat 100% White Light Dry No Cork Yes 13% 750 30 kl Wholesaler 600 - 120000 bottles No Association Association vegetarian pasta Bulgarian Wine Export Bulgarian Wine Export variety of meat dishes, pasta and soft 21 Bulgaria 3D-111 PGI Danubian plain New Wines of Ancient Thrace Cabernet Franc 100% Red Medium Dry No Cork Yes 14% 750 5 kl Wholesaler 600 - 1800 bottles No Association Association cheeses Bulgarian Wine Export Bulgarian Wine Export Sandanski misket 70%, Muscat herbal cheese, grilled vegetables, seafood 22 Bulgaria 3D-111 PGI Struma river valley New Wines of Ancient Thrace White Medium Dry No Screw Cap No 13,5& 750 4 kl HORECA 600 - 2400 bottles No Association Association Ottonel 30% with fresh spices and herbsare Bulgarian Wine Export Bulgarian Wine Export Grilled or roasted red meats, poultry and 23 Bulgaria 3D-111 PGI Struma river valley New Wines of Ancient Thrace Merlot 100% Red Full Dry No Cork Yes 14% 750 3 kl HORECA 600 - 2400 bottles No Association Association chocolate desserts Bulgarian Wine Export Bulgarian Wine Export 24 Bulgaria 3D-111 PGI Danubian plain New Wines of Ancient Thrace Chardonnay 100% White Full Dry No Cork No 14% 750 11 kl Fish, seafood, poultry Importer 630 - 10000 bottles No Association Association Bulgarian Wine Export Bulgarian Wine Export 25 Bulgaria 3D-111 PGI Danubian plain New Wines of Ancient Thrace PiNot Noir 100% Red Medium Dry No Cork Yes 13.50% 750 11 kl Duck, salmon, cheese Importer 630 - 10000 bottles No Association Association Merlot 60%, Cabernet Bulgarian Wine Export Bulgarian Wine Export Grilled meat (especially lamb), Game pies, 26 Bulgaria 3D-111 PGI Thracian Valley New Wines of Ancient Thrace SauvigNon 30%, Petit Verdot Red Full Dry No Cork Yes 14% 750 10 kl Importer 600 - 10000 bottles No Association Association Aged cheeses, Truffles 10% Bulgarian Wine Export Bulgarian Wine Export Roast Meat, Burgers, Spicy Rice Dishes, 27 Bulgaria 3D-111 PGI Thracian Valley New Wines of Ancient Thrace Merlot 100% Red Full Dry No Cork Yes 14.50% 750 10 kl Importer 600 - 10000 bottles No Association Association Mild to medium hard cheeses Bulgarian Wine Export Bulgarian Wine Export 28 Bulgaria 3D-111 PGI Danubian plain New Wines of Ancient Thrace Traminer 100% White Full Dry No Cork No 13% 750 15 kl Salad and fish Importer 500 - 20000 bottles No Association Association Bulgarian Wine Export Bulgarian Wine Export Cabernet SauvigNon 75%, 29 Bulgaria 3D-111 PGI Danubian plain New Wines of Ancient Thrace Red Full Dry No Cork No 13.50% 750 19 kl Red meat Importer 500 - 25000 bottles No Association Association Syrah 25% Bulgarian Wine Export Bulgarian Wine Export Early Melnik 90 %, Petit Verdot 30 Bulgaria 3D-111 PGI Thracian lowlands New Wines of Ancient Thrace Red Medium Dry Yes Cork Yes 14.90% 750 125 kl Vegerables, Cheese, Fish Importer 300 - 10000 bottles No Association Association 10% Merlot 35%, Cabernet Bulgarian Wine Export Bulgarian Wine Export 31 Bulgaria 3D-111 PGI Thracian lowlands New Wines of Ancient Thrace SauvigNon 25%, Early Melnik Red Full Dry Yes Cork Yes 14.50% 750 128 kl Red meat Importer 300 - 10000 bottles No Association Association 20% Grenache Noir 12% Petit Bulgarian Wine Export Bulgarian Wine Export 32 Bulgaria 3D-111 PGI Thracian lowlands New Wines of Ancient Thrace Mavrud 100% Red Full Dry No Cork Yes 14% 750 10 kl Beef, Lamb Importer maximum 200 bottles No Association Association Bulgarian Wine Export Bulgarian Wine Export 33 Bulgaria 3D-111 PGI Thracian lowlands New Wines of Ancient Thrace Cabernet SauvigNon 100% Red Full Dry No Cork Yes 14% 750 10 kl Beef Importer maximum 700 bottles No Association Association Min. 1 palette – Max. 6 34 Canada 3R-117 Spirit Hills Honey Winery Alberta Spirit Hills Honey Winery Dande Dandelion flowers/honey White Full Semi Dry Yes Cork No 13.50% 750 150 kl White meat/seafood Horeca/Retail No palettes Min. 1 palette – Max. 6 35 Canada 3R-117 Spirit Hills Honey Winery Alberta Spirit Hills Honey Winery Wild Rosy Wild rose flowers/ honey Rose Medium Semi Sweet Yes Cork No 13.50% 750 150 kl Asian Food / Sushi Horeca/Retail No palettes Black currants/ saskatoons, Min. 1 palette – Max. 6 36 Canada 3R-117 Spirit Hills Honey Winery Alberta Spirit Hills Honey Winery YeeHaa! Red Full Sweet Yes Cork No 13.70% 750 300kl BBQ / Red meat / parties Horeca/Retail Yes apples, honey, spices palettes Black currants, saskatoons, Min. 1 palette – Max. 6 37 Canada 3R-117 Spirit Hills Honey Winery Alberta Spirit Hills Honey Winery Bonfire Red Full Sweet Yes Cork No 13.50% 750 300k kl Dessert / winter Horeca/Retail No honey, spices palettes Corporation Georgian Grape Wine, Series Mikitani Min.
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