Japan
This category is your gateway to exploring Japan’s hidden wine gems. Discover the country's lesser-known wine regions and get insider tips on where to taste these unique wines in Japan.
Learn about:
- A quick guide to Japan's top wine regions
- Hidden gems and secret tasting spots
- Insightful guides to Japanese wine varieties
And so much more…
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Discover Unique Japanese Wine Grape Varieties
7 minutes read Did you know Japan isn’t just about sake? When you think of Japan, wine might not be the first thing that comes to mind. But Japanese wines are worth knowing about if you enjoy discovering new and unique flavors. Japan is part of the ‘New World,’ but its grape varieties uniquely adapt to challenging climates. These grapes…
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Where to taste Japanese wine in Tokyo? My secret address!
8 minutes read Ever stumbled upon a hidden gem in Tokyo that completely changes your perspective? Last night, I discovered an incredible Japanese wine bar tucked away in the heart of Tokyo. The hunt to find it was an adventure in itself, but it was worth every step. This tiny, unassuming place is now my go-to spot to taste Japanese…
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Explore Yamanashi: Japan’s top Wine Region
Yamanashi wine region, nestled in Japan’s heart, is renowned for its stunning landscapes and wine production. Dominated by mountains like Mount Fuji and the Japanese Alps, this region’s unique terroir creates ideal conditions for grape growing
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The main wine regions in Japan : A Quick Guide
Japan’s winemaking might be new, but it’s packed with variety. From Yamanashi’s crisp Koshu to Hokkaido’s fresh, aromatic whites, each region offers something unique, shaped by its climate and soils. Japanese wines are light, nuanced, and pair beautifully with Asian dishes—proof of an industry that’s evolving quickly and making waves globally.
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Japanese Wine History
Japan has a fascinating wine story that stretches back over a thousand years! It all started in Katsunuma when someone planted wild grapevines in their garden, leading to a long tradition of grape growing. Grapes have always been special in Japan, used in ceremonies and religious offerings. Fast forward to the late 19th century, and Japan began making wine, inspired…
