Japan I – Introduction
Ginka from Fujiclair – Koshu white wine from Yamanashi, 750 ml
L’Ogre Rouge 2020 from Takahata – red wine from Yamagata, Takahata, 750 ml
Histoire White 2022 from Lumière – white wine from Yamanashi, Yamagata and Nagano, 750 ml
Japan I – Introduction
Ginka from Fujiclair – Koshu white wine from Yamanashi, 750 ml
L’Ogre Rouge 2020 from Takahata – red wine from Yamagata, Takahata, 750 ml
Histoire White 2022 from Lumière – white wine from Yamanashi, Yamagata and Nagano, 750 ml

Japan I – Introduction

What is included

3 wines · 3 × 750 ml · 2.25 l in total

In our wooden box

  1. Ginka 2022 – Fujiclair
  2. Histoire White 2022 – Lumière
  3. L’Ogre Rouge 2020 – Takahata
Regular price

€196,90

Sale price €169,00
(€75,11 / l)

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The wines in detail

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Three wines from Fujiclair, Lumière and Takahata offer an introduction to the diversity of Japanese wine. A light Koshu, an aromatic white blend and a powerful red showcase different grape varieties and approaches to ageing.

Wine 01

Ginka 2022 – Fujiclair

This unfiltered Koshu from Yamanashi combines delicate pear and peach aromas with floral notes. At 9% vol, with gentle acidity and a slightly creamy texture, it is subtle and balanced.

View this wine individually: Ginka 2022

Wine 02

Histoire White 2022 – Lumière

The white blend offers lychee, rose, honey and nut aromas. It is dry and full-bodied, with a mineral finish. The grapes come from Yamanashi, Yamagata and Nagano.

View this wine individually: Histoire White 2022

Wine 03

L’Ogre Rouge 2020 – Takahata

Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Petit Verdot make a powerful red wine from Yamagata. Ripe plum meets vanilla and toast. The 24 months in oak complement its dense fruit and powerful tannins.

View this wine individually: L’Ogre Rouge 2020

Contents: Three 750 ml bottles, presented together in a 3-bottle wooden box.

Allergens: All three wines contain sulphites.

Ingredients & nutrition of the included wines

Ginka · Histoire White · L’Ogre Rouge

Make time to discover

Taste. Compare. Enjoy.

Give each wine a moment of its own. First taste it on its own, then with food. Comparing the wines side by side reveals differences in fruit, texture and freshness. The individual descriptions above help you find your starting point.