Taking on Chiba-Grown Wild-Grape Varieties
The winery currently grows a range of varieties, with particular emphasis on grapes related to wild Japanese grape species.
It now has approximately 0.6 hectares under cultivation and plans to expand by making use of nearby abandoned farmland.
The team is working toward wines made from grapes grown in Tako Town, including several varieties such as Yama Sauvignon.
Harvests of Yama Sauvignon were expected to begin in 2024, raising expectations for the winery's first releases made from its own grapes.
The winery is also focusing on Super Hamburg, a table-grape variety grown in the Funakoshi area for more than 50 years. With its juiciness and lively acidity, it is seen as another promising expression of the local area.










