Thank god, success for koshu. Amber, peach, geraniums, and the usual citrus nose. This really makes up for the lack of depth and body in non mac koshu. It's still a light wine but there's an evolution from orange peel, peach, and softer floral flavours into a more chalky citrus finish. Its pretty awesome. We'll done mercian. — 5 years ago
スッキリとした味わい。
ミネラル感たっぷり。
2015年から4年たってるが、
まだまだ生き生きしてる。 — 7 years ago
Oxidative style. Unique — 8 years ago
Good Acidity and lively. Surprising Japanese wine! — 8 years ago
Paired beautifully with scallops — 9 years ago
Drank with Regina after picking up from a Roadside mart in Kyoto. Rainy under the mountains — 10 years ago
フルーティで美味しい。日本食にも合う — 2 years ago
甲州を樽で寝かせたという私的にはあまり響かない作り。
しかし、その重奏感というか奥行きの素晴らしさに圧巻。
果実の膨らみに程よい樽が広がって、甲州らしい酸がしっかり締める。 — 5 years ago
remind of muscadet or lees-aged koshu (it is sur-lie; koshu is Japanese grape) or like a really solid pinot grigio. but enjoyable in its delicacy. I had read it was "like Oregon Cali" chard - so a less fruit butteroak thing - so was impressed with its subtlety
Day2 melded new world flavors and hit all my style points. It aged 4years overnight in a good way! Jumped from 9.1 to 9.5! Yay auction gems. Looking for more — 6 years ago
アマゾンで購入
勝沼醸造
すっきりした味わい
アルコールの味がしない
さらりとしてる — 8 years ago
Sushi Nakazawa almond notes sweeter — 9 years ago
Beautifully made wine from a non-traditional wine growing region. What impress me the most is the fact that it does not attempt to copy a popular, easy-to-pronounce, and most likely French varietal such as Merlot or Chardonnay for the sake of sales and marketing. Kōshū has been grown in Japan for 1000+ years . White peach, pear, and fresh cut grass on the nose. Delicate almonds, citrus and mineral on the palate. — 10 years ago
Super light like Verdicchio, slight peach and white flower — 2 years ago
Found another lovely Japanese Sparkling ~ — 5 years ago
81 21/12/2020 — 6 years ago
日本ワインのグランクリュとして名高い甲州100%の鳥居平。後味の糖分が好みじゃない。 — 7 years ago
F+R - very fresh and pleasant with a hint of weight due to not drinking young — 8 years ago
The first guys to re-introduce Kijoshu back in '73 and they know their stuff.
Forget about Madeira - drink this instead — 9 years ago
梅酒にも似た酸味のワイン。料理に合いそう。 — 10 years ago
Bryan Mooney
Very weird, it’s a rich slow drinker — 7 months ago