Grace Gris de Koshu 2024 white wine bottle from Yamanashi Japan with gold screw cap and minimalist label
Grace Gris de Koshu 2024 back label showing Grace Wine Katsunuma Yamanashi Japan production details and importer information

Grace Gris de Koshu 2024

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Japan’s answer to fine white wine 🍐🌸

The 2024 Grace Gris de Koshu is a unique expression of Japan’s signature grape - grown in the foothills of Mount Fuji, at high elevation in Yamanashi’s Misawa Vineyard. Grace is one of the country’s most acclaimed producers, and this wine shows exactly why the world is paying attention. 

Inspired by a trip to Alsace, Gris de Koshu is Grace Wine’s nod to Pinot Gris, reimagined through the lens of Koshu. Delicately aromatic yet textural and dry, this wine brings citrus, yuzu, and subtle spice. 

Refined, food-friendly and full of quiet precision - this is Koshu with a point of view. If you haven’t explored Japan’s wine scene yet, this is where to start.

Drink window,2025 to 2035
Type,White wine
Varietals,Koshu
Vintage,2024
ABV,12%
Country,Japan
Region,Chubu
Sub region,Yamanashi Prefecture
Bottle size,750ml
Bottle closure,Screw top

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Flavour & structure
Citrus Spice & pepperCrisp acidityBalanced
Food pairing
Seafood & fishCheeseSalads & veggies

What the experts say about this wine

Clear and faultless. Fresh with an overflow of fruity aromas such as white peach, pear, orange and orange peel, floral notes of sandalwood and jasmine, and spicy aromas of white pepper and clove. On the palate, smooth and round, with refreshing acidity and umami.

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Buy Grace Gris de Koshu 2024 in Australia

From Japan’s Yamanashi region, Grace Gris de Koshu offers delicate pear, white peach and a hint of spice. A rare and elegant white wine, dispatched from Sydney and delivered across Australia.