Yamanashi

Yamanashi, a Japanese prefecture, is the country’s largest and most famous wine-producing region – annually producing roughly 40% of the nation’s wine. Though the region sits on the island of Honshu, the wine-producing area is landlocked – surrounded by hills around the Kōfu Basin and some of Japan’s tallest mountains, including famed Mount Fuji. In fact, the mountain often helps shelter the region’s grapevines from the windy, rainy whims of Mother Nature. Yamanashi boasts high aver
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    • Gary Walsh
      95 points
    Grace Koshu Toriibira Vineyard Private Reserve 2019
    • Variety Koshu
    • Vintage 2019
    • Brand Grace Wine
    • Cellaring Ready, but will Keep
    • Wine Type White
    • Alcohol Percentage 12.0% Alcohol
    Grace Koshu Toriibira Vineyard Private Reserve 2019
    "This wine was grown in the Toriibira district, Katsunuma-village in Yamanashi..."
    $75.00
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    • Gary Walsh
      94 points
    Grace Winery Toriibira Vineyard Koshu 2019
    • Variety Koshu
    • Vintage 2019
    • Brand Grace Wine
    • Cellaring Ready, but will Keep
    • Wine Type White
    • Alcohol Percentage 12.0% Alcohol
    Grace Winery Toriibira Vineyard Koshu 2019
    "More white fleshed fruit, a little dash of pepper, apple skin, light grip, fr..."
    $80.00
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