Japanese wine is built around two native grapes: Koshu, a pale-skinned variety grown mostly in Yamanashi, and Muscat Bailey A, a red crossing developed in Japan. International varieties are planted here too, in Nagano, Hokkaido and Yamanashi.

Our selection includes established estates such as Chateau Mercian, Grace and Lumiere. Bottles generally sit between $89 and $249.

Every bottle is photographed as it sits in our Tokyo warehouse, with label and box condition described before you order. Delivery is worldwide, typically 3 to 10 days.

If what you are after is not listed, tell us. Sourcing rare and discontinued Japanese bottles is what we do, and we will look for it.