From Wednesday, July 20 to Sunday, July 24, the "Wine Exhibition Traveling the World 2022" event, featuring carefully selected wines from across the globe, will be held at Isetan Shinjuku Store.
In addition to wines from famous wine-producing regions around the world, Japanese wine will also make an appearance at this event.
Let us take a closer look at the details.
"Wine Exhibition Traveling the World 2022"
"Wine Exhibition Traveling the World 2022" is an event that brings together carefully selected wines from all over the world.
Bringing together approximately 1,500 varieties of wines and sparkling wines from 22 countries worldwide under one roof, it is a must-see event for wine fans.
This year's wine exhibition features an enriched lineup of fun eat-in spaces and bar corners for enjoying drinks.
Remarkably, winemakers from wineries across Japan are also scheduled to visit one after another.
Eat-in Experience Savoring Food × Wine ＜Fujimaru Winery＞
Here is an introduction to some of the Japanese wine offerings served at this event.
At the venue, an eat-in space presented by ＜Fujimaru Winery＞ will appear where visitors can enjoy food and wine pairings.
It is a special eat-in area where you can relish dishes crafted with Japanese artisanal ingredients alongside tasting flight sets right at the venue.
Savor the rich flavor of Himuro pork with red wine in a dish perfect for summer wine scenes, featuring an assortment of 4 items such as homemade ham and jellied terrine highlighting the flavors of various cuts of Himuro pork, accompanied by pickles.
Wines are available by the glass starting from a single glass, so be sure to check it out.
A Day to Fully Enjoy Wine!
"Wine Exhibition Traveling the World 2022" is packed with programs to fully enjoy wine, including a "Natural Wine Bar," a bar serving wines selected by ＜Berry Bros. & Rudd＞, and opportunities to compare "grape varieties" at the venue.
It is a must-see event not only for Japanese wine fans, but also for alcoholic beverage enthusiasts and foodies alike.
Why not pay a visit?
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