About 190

Style
White
Grape Varieties
Field Blend (5 varieties, 4 aromatic, undisclosed)
Price Range
¥11,000
Alcohol
12%

"190" is Kai Winery's special anniversary bottling, released in 2025 to mark 190 years since the winery's sake-brewing predecessor began production in 1834. It is a field blend co-fermented from a newly planted estate plot, using five grape varieties in total — four of them aromatic — with the exact varietal composition kept undisclosed. The wine offers complex fruit character and a round, full-bodied palate; the winery notes it is still a touch young and will benefit from further bottle age. Production is capped at just 190 bottles, a symbolic nod to the anniversary.

Sommelier's Note

Kai Winery's boldest white to date — proof that 190 years of winemaking history can still push toward something new and weightier.

New to wine?

A rare, limited anniversary bottling — a great way to taste Kai Winery's more ambitious, full-bodied side of Koshu-area white winemaking.

Food Pairings

A full-bodied, structured white with concentrated fruit — pair it with richer dishes than a typical Koshu, such as roasted white fish with butter sauce, cream-based pasta, or matured semi-hard cheese.

When to drink it

Celebratory occasions, milestone anniversaries, special gifting, or savoring slowly on its own.

Terroir & Winemaking

Field blend of five grape varieties (four aromatic) from a newly planted estate plot, co-fermented together; exact varietal makeup undisclosed. Dry style, alc. 12%, cork closure, 750ml, requires refrigeration. Limited to 190 bottles to mark the winery's 190th anniversary since its 1834 sake-brewing origins; released in 2025.

About the producer

Kai Winery16 generations of history, self-grown Koshu and rare Barbera.甲州市, 山梨県 · Founded 1986Visit the producer page →

Frequently Asked Questions

What is "190" from Kai Winery?
It's a limited-edition anniversary white wine released in 2025 to celebrate 190 years since Kai Winery's predecessor began brewing sake in 1834, made as a field blend from five grape varieties grown in a newly planted estate plot.
How many bottles of "190" were produced?
Only 190 bottles were produced, a number chosen to match the anniversary itself.
What does "190" taste like?
It's a full-bodied, complex dry white with concentrated fruit and a round mouthfeel; Kai Winery notes the wine is still young and will improve with further bottle age.
What grape varieties are used in "190"?
The exact varietal composition is undisclosed, but the winery states it is a field blend of five varieties from a single newly planted plot, four of which are aromatic grapes.

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