In Yamanashi's Makioka hills, Kyoeido Winery names its Koshu and Muscat Bailey A in code, dressing each vintage in artist-collaboration labels.
Kyoeido Winery was founded in 2016 in Makioka, Yamanashi City, under the philosophy of 'flourishing together,' making wine from Koshu (Japan's indigenous white grape) and Muscat Bailey A (a Japanese-bred red). Grapes come from the winery's own vineyards in Yamanashi and Koshu cities and from six contracted growers around the prefecture. Its wines are named with distinctive sequences of symbols and numbers rather than conventional names, and each vintage features a label created in collaboration with an artist, reflecting the winery's aim of fusing wine and art.
Located in 山梨県山梨市牧丘町室伏725
Access JR中央本線 山梨市駅(車約20分)
Phone 0553-88-9196
Website http://kyo-edo.main.jp/
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