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スリーピークス

岩手県 大船渡市

スリーピークス

PROFILE

Legal name
株式会社スリーピークス
Location
〒022-0002 岩手県大船渡市大船渡町字茶屋前99 (キャッセン大船渡8街区)
Established
2016
Representative
及川 武宏
Region
岩手・大迫(おおはさま)エリア — 岩手県
Email
info@3peaks.jp

ABOUT

Cherishing our wish for you to spend “moments of gentle warmth,” our whole family cultivates apples and grapes, drawing out the fruit’s inherent flavors and aromas to craft wines and ciders with a natural taste. We hope it brings a gentle feeling to your heart as you reminisce about family, close friends, or the nostalgic scenes of your hometown.

Japanese wine.jp Editorial Department

FEATURE STORY

Apples and Grapes Grown by the Whole Family

Three Peaks proposes “moments that bring out your gentler side.”

We want people to enjoy moments that make them feel a little kinder. Holding that wish close, our whole family grows apples and grapes together. At our seaside winery, we draw out the natural flavors and aromas of the fruit to make wines and ciders with a natural character.

We hope you will spend a gentle moment recalling your family, close friends, or familiar scenes from your hometown.

Creating a New Culture — The Winery Business

In May 2013, Three Peaks Winery began with the ambitious dream of creating a new culture. The first step was winemaking. We wanted to establish the Sanriku coastal region as a wine-producing area and welcome many visitors from Japan and abroad. Believing that even a great dream begins with a small step, we rented land in Ofunato City and planted grapevines, while also leasing an apple orchard in Yonesaki, Rikuzentakata City. Until the grapes began to bear fruit, we sold apples and apple juice. Leasing the orchard also gave us a new goal: making cider.

VARIETIES / WINE FACTS

GRAPES
  • Cabernet Sauvignon
  • Chardonnay
  • Riesling Lion

VISIT

OPEN
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CLOSED
Monday, Tuesday, Saturday, Sunday

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SOURCE — NIHONWINE.JP editorial