Although Japan’s wine scene is best known for still wines from varieties like Koshu, a growing number of wineries now experiment with sparkling production—often blending local grapes with international varietals. Regions such as Yamanashi (near Mount Fuji) enjoy ample sunlight and well-draining volcanic soils, while cooler, mountainous areas further nor…
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