Capturing the Essence of Winter: Vinography Images of Pristine Vines

Japan has a rich and established wine culture that dates back to the 19th century, notably with the cultivation of the Koshu grape. Traditionally, Koshu has been grown on large pergolas; however, many top producers are now exploring trellising methods. One such vineyard making strides in Koshu production is Grace Wine, which showcases its grapes in mid-winter before pruning starts. This vineyard is renowned for producing some of the finest Koshu wines in Japan.

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