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Lumiere Barrel-Aged Koshu
£42.50
Lumière Hikari Barrel Aged Koshu is a premium Japanese white wine from the Yamanashi district. Fermented and aged in French oak for 18–20 months, it transforms the delicate native Koshu grape into a rich, full-bodied white wine. It delivers flavours of quince, ripe pear and grilled almond with a rich, textural mouthfeel.
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At a Glance
Japan
11.5
Medium
2022
Koshu
75CL
Lumière is one of the leading wineries of Japan, with a proud history of production stretching back to the late 1800s. Alongside a range of international grape varieties, they produce high quality wines from Koshu, Japan’s indigenous grape which is renowned for creating delicate, subtle white wines. This is a growing wine category, however this is the first we’ve ever tried an orange wine from Japan. The winery spares no effort in producing wines of the highest quality, with wines winning international awards consecutively over the last 25 years.
Surrounded by mountains and rivers, Yamanashi is one of the largest and most famous wine regions of Japan. Lumière's vineyards are located in decomposed granite soil in an area of alluvial fan which allows perfect drainage of the soil. The vineyards are cultivated using grass cover crops without tillage systems which enhance the full flavour profile of the grapes.
