Wine

Japanese wine is a crystallization of the country's rich food culture and beautiful nature. Each region boasts distinctive wines, such as Koshu wine from Yamanashi Prefecture, Tamba wine from Kyoto Prefecture, and Shinshu wine from Nagano Prefecture. By visiting these wineries, you can experience unique flavors alongside Japan's seasonal landscapes. Wines made from indigenous Koshu grapes or European varieties pair exceptionally well with Japanese cuisine. We introduce the charm of wines from various regions of Japan, including delicious wines, wine knowledge, and tips for enjoyment. Immerse yourself in the world of Japanese wine, where culture and technology harmoniously blend.

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  Wine Cellar HASEBE, a hidden famous store of a wine specialty store that you'll want to visit even if it's far away

  Introducing "Wine Cellar HASEBE", a hidden famous store specialty wine store.

  Yamanashi

  Otsuki City

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  Wine

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  A must-see for wine lovers! Expand your enjoyment of meals by learning the art of wine pairing.

  Wine pairing is the art of pairing specific foods and wines to bring out the flavors of each other.

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  Wine

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  What kind of alcohol is mulled wine (Glühwein)? - Warm wine that is essential for Christmas and winter

  We will explain about "mulled wine", a winter and Christmas tradition.

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  Wine

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  Speaking of winter and Christmas, we recommend mulled wine (Glühwein) - "Rapunzel" available at KALDI in Japan at an affordable price.

  Mulled wine is a classic winter and Christmas wine. In Japan, he recommends "Rapunzel" which you can buy at KALDI, at a reasonable price.

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  Wine