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Hiroshima Miyoshi Winery

Japanese: 広島三次ワイナリー

Miyoshi, Hiroshima

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In short

Hiroshima Miyoshi Winery is a sightseeing-oriented winery in Miyoshi City, known as a grape-producing region. It opened in 1994 and, taking advantage of the climate and terroir of the Miyoshi Basin, aims to create wine that reflects the local area.

  • ​Underground Cellar​​: The winery tour area and the underground cellar lined with wooden barrels are open for anyone to explore freely
  • ​TOMOÉ Series​​: The signature wines, crafted from Miyoshi-grown grapes cultivated in its own vineyards and by contracted farmers, have earned numerous awards at domestic and international wine competitions
  • ​Tastings and Pione Soft-Serve Ice Cream​​: Wine tastings are available (some options require a fee), and at Cafe "Vine," soft-serve ice cream made with Pione grape juice is popular

History and Highlights

​Hiroshima Miyoshi Winery​ is a sightseeing-oriented winery located in Higashisakaya-cho, Miyoshi City. Miyoshi is known as a grape-producing region, particularly for Pione grapes. The winery opened here in 1994.

Taking advantage of the climate and terroir of the Miyoshi Basin, it aims to create wine that reflects the local area. Its signature "TOMOÉ" series is crafted from Miyoshi-grown grapes cultivated in its own vineyards and by contracted farmers, earning numerous awards at domestic and international wine competitions. A diverse variety of wines is available, including Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Merlot, and Muscat Bailey A. Among them is "TOMOÉ Pinot Noir Byakuya," a white wine made from red wine grape varieties.

Viewing and Experience Tips

  • ​Wine Factory and Underground Cellar​​: The winery tour area and the underground cellar lined with wooden barrels are open for anyone to explore freely. Experience up close the process of how grapes turn into wine.
  • ​Tastings and Wine Shop​​: Wine tastings are available, with some options requiring a fee. In addition to the TOMOÉ series, the wine shop offers various products made with Pione grapes.
  • ​Barbecue Garden and Cafe​​: At the on-site barbecue garden, you can enjoy Hiroshima beef and Jingisukan (grilled mutton) paired with wine. At Cafe "Vine," soft-serve ice cream made with Pione grape juice is popular.

Touring Tips

Diagonally across from the winery stands the Okuda Genso Sayume Art Museum, and nearby is "Toretta Miyoshi," an agricultural exchange and cooperation facility of Miyoshi City operated by the winery. It takes about 6 minutes by car from JR Miyoshi Station, and the "Miyoshi Winery" bus stop is also close by. Touring the area leisurely along with an art appreciation stop at the museum is recommended. If you are driving, please refrain from wine tasting and instead enjoy the flavors of Miyoshi with Pione soft-serve ice cream and other treats.

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