ProducerIwate

Iwate Kuzumaki Wine

岩手くずまきワイン

Pioneers of authentic wild grape (Yamabudo) wines from the cool highlands of Iwate.

About Iwate Kuzumaki Wine

Founded
1986
40 years ago
Location
葛巻町
岩手県
Wines listed
28
Sparkling 6, White 7, Rosé 3, Red 12
Main grapes
Yamabudo, Niagara, Black Pegar

Located in Kuzumaki Town, Iwate Prefecture, known as the 'Town of Milk, Wine, and Clean Energy,' Iwate Kuzumaki Wine specializes in producing unique wines from wild grapes (Yamabudo). The winery leverages the cool climate and significant temperature fluctuations of the region to cultivate high-quality grapes. Their portfolio focuses on the distinct acidity and rich polyphenols characteristic of wild grapes, crafting wines that pair exceptionally well with Japanese cuisine. By combining traditional winemaking techniques with the natural bounty of the northern highlands, they offer a diverse range of products, including red, white, and sparkling wines that reflect the terroir of Iwate.

Official website: kuzumakiwine.co.jp ↗

Who Is This For?

Ideal for wine enthusiasts seeking unique Japanese terroir and those who appreciate the health benefits and bold flavors of wild grapes.

Wines of Iwate Kuzumaki Wine

Location & Nearby

Address
岩手県岩手郡葛巻町江刈1-95-55View map ↗
Founded
1986

Source: kuzumakiwine.co.jp (checked Sep 2026)

The pin with the gold outline marks Iwate Kuzumaki Wine.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the specialty of Iwate Kuzumaki Wine?
The winery specializes in producing wines made from wild grapes (Yamabudo), which are native to the region and rich in polyphenols.
Does their wine pair well with food?
Yes, their wines are crafted to pair exceptionally well with Japanese cuisine, particularly dishes that benefit from the wine's distinct acidity.
Where are the grapes grown?
The grapes are cultivated in the cool, high-altitude environment of Kuzumaki Town, Iwate Prefecture, which provides ideal conditions for viticulture.
Can visitors tour the winery?
Yes, the winery offers facilities where visitors can learn about the production process and taste their signature wild grape wines.