Fuefuki Wine
笛吹ワイン
1988-founded winery known for Yamanashi's everyday isshobin wine culture.
Fuefuki Wine Co., Ltd. is a winery founded in 1988 in Misaka-cho, Fuefuki City, Yamanashi Prefecture (406-0804 Yamanashi-ken Fuefuki-shi Misaka-cho Natsumehara 992). It crafts wine using 100% Yamanashi-grown grapes sourced from local contract farmers and its own vineyards, working primarily with Koshu, Muscat Bailey A, Kyoho, and Delaware. The winery is best known for its traditional isshobin (1.8-liter bottle) wines — an everyday, unpretentious style of table wine deeply rooted in Yamanashi's drinking culture, traditionally poured into tea cups at home. Fuefuki Wine also welcomes visitors for a hands-on winemaking experience from late July through early November: grape picking, foot-stomping (traditional grape treading), tasting freshly pressed juice, and making an original wine label, with a free in-store tasting space open year-round.
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Who Is This For?
Great for travelers curious about Yamanashi's everyday wine culture and casual, semi-sweet, food-friendly local wines rather than premium collector bottles.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Fuefuki Wine known for?
- Fuefuki Wine, founded in 1988 in Misaka-cho, Fuefuki City, Yamanashi, is best known for its isshobin (1.8-liter bottle) wines — a casual, everyday table wine style deeply tied to Yamanashi's local drinking culture.
- What grapes does Fuefuki Wine use?
- Fuefuki Wine uses 100% Yamanashi-grown grapes sourced from local contract farmers and its own vineyards, working mainly with Koshu, Muscat Bailey A, Kyoho, and Delaware.
- Can visitors tour or taste at Fuefuki Wine?
- Yes. Fuefuki Wine offers a free in-store tasting space year-round, and from late July through early November runs a hands-on winemaking experience including grape picking, foot-stomping, fresh juice tasting, and original label making.
- Is Fuefuki Wine an official company or just a regional term?
- Fuefuki Wine (笛吹ワイン株式会社) is a specific, independently operated winery company headquartered in Misaka-cho, Fuefuki City, Yamanashi — distinct from the generic term 'Fuefuki wine' sometimes used to describe wines from Fuefuki City in general.