Grace Winery

Private Reserve Hishiyama Koshu 2023

Yamanashi | White | 2023

Grace winery

Private Reserve Hishiyama Koshu 2023

Yamanashi | Blanc | 2023

The Hishiyama vineyard, perched at an altitude of 500–550 meters, benefits from a unique terroir thanks to its clay and granite soils. The Koshu grape variety, grown here, produces a wine of remarkable purity and complexity. Rigorous vineyard management, including cordon pruning and yield reduction, enhances the concentration of flavors. Fermentation and aging in stainless steel tanks on fine lees enrich the aromatic profile while preserving a lovely acidity.

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Country of origin: Japan

Region, Yamanashi

Appellation, Yamanashi

Grape variety(ies), Koshu

Certification,

Sweetness,

Vinification, Lees aging

Soil type, Clay

Alcohol Content , 11.5%

Regular price 49,90€
Private Reserve Hishiyama Koshu 2023
49,90 €

How to enjoy this wine?

Cuvée Profile

Light | Mineral

Serving Recommendations

Serve between 10° and 12°

Aging Potential

2 to 5 years

Our Review of the Cuvée

From the very first sip, this wine captivates with its delicate nose, where notes of fresh melon and peach intertwine. On the palate, the experience is as inviting as it is elegant: a crisp, lively attack, followed by a minerality typical of granite soils. The finish leaves a fruity and briny impression, evoking prestigious wines such as those from Chablis or Albariño. The whole is enhanced by a mouth-watering acidity that elevates the aromas and promises wonderful pairings at the table. A wine that invites you to rediscover Koshu in a new and authentic light.

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Grace Winery

California | United States

Grace Winery is a Japanese winery renowned for winning the gold medal at the Decanter World Wine Awards, making it one of Japan’s most acclaimed wineries. It is distinguished by the exceptional quality of its wines, which combine the influence of Japan’s local climate and terroirs with grape varieties suited to cultivation in these regions.

The winery is renowned for its innovation, precision, and ability to produce wines of great finesse, tailored to the demanding conditions of viticulture and the specific climatic conditions of Japan.

Grace Winery has made its mark on Japanese winemaking history through its consistent success in international competitions, helping to raise the global profile of Japanese wines.