Okayama
岡山県 倉敷市
Good wine begins with good grapes.
Funao-cho, a Muscat-producing region, is adjacent to the Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter, a famous tourist destination, and is blessed with a mild climate and the abundant waters of the Takahashi River, one of Okayama Prefecture's three major rivers.
In addition to the blessings of the climate and terroir, it is only through the passion and years of daily dedication of the people involved in grape growing that delicious grapes and wine are finally produced.
Japanese wine.jp Editorial Department
Located in southwestern Okayama Prefecture, the area enjoys a mild climate and the abundant waters of the Takahashi River.
Temperature variation throughout the year is relatively small, and rainfall is exceptionally low even by Okayama standards.
The hills are equipped with irrigation facilities, and the well-drained soils are highly suitable for grape growing.
The high-quality grapes grown here are also highly regarded in markets throughout Japan.
Gentle sweetness and acidity, refined fragrance, and translucent emerald green.
Producing Muscat of Alexandria at the highest quality requires close attention to even slight changes in temperature and the condition of the vines. Growers tend them with the care of raising a child, continually working and researching to harvest fruit of ever better quality.
We specialize in producing and selling Muscat wine made from Muscat of Alexandria grown in Funao, Kurashiki City, one of Japan's major production areas.
Spend a leisurely time at our winery surrounded by the nature of Mt. Atago, colored by seasonal flowers and plants. Nearby attractions include an observation point overlooking Kurashiki City and opportunities for birdwatching amid the rich natural surroundings.
PHOTO — NIHONWINE.JP editorial
SOURCE — NIHONWINE.JP editorial