Harvest Wine List

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The wines listed here are chosen by Aya, our senior sommelier. We believe youfll find any of them to your liking. Obviously, higher-priced wines tend to taste better, but we selected wines that provide both quality and flavor for reasonable prices. Wefll be happy to find the right wine for your budget and your preferences. Half-bottles donft come in as many types, and are relatively expensive. If you donft finish a bottle, youfre welcome to take the rest home with you, so donft hesitate to order a full bottle.

Of course, you can also enjoy wine by the glass (starting at 400 yen per glass), although we canft offer quite as many different kinds.

We also have decanters available starting from 1,400 yen, which are the same varieties as wine available by the glass, at the half-bottle size.

In March 2013, Aya made a trip to France and stayed at the Chateau Gayon, whose wines she had admired and enjoyed for 20 years. She added a dry white wine from the Chateau, which she tried while there and liked very much, to the wine list at Harvest.

Some suppliers are able to provide wines at discounted prices, and we do our best to pass those discounts on to you.

กHalf bottleEEEWhite^Red
กFull bottle, whiteEEEFrance^Germany^Italy^Argentina
กFull bottle, redEEEFrance, Bordeaux^Bourgogne^Cote du Rhone
กFull bottle, redEEEGermany^Italy^Spain^Chile
กRed wines, Bordeaux, Grand Cru / second wines

Sparkling (fermented) wines

Half bottle

White wines

Red wines


Full bottle, white

White wines, France

White wines, Germany

White wines, Italy

White wines, Argentina

Full bottle, red

Red wines / Bordeaux region of France

Red wines, Bourgogne area of France

Red wines, Cote du Rhone region of France

Red wines, Vin de Pays class in France

Red wines, Italy

Red wines, Spain

Red wine, Chile


Red wines, Bordeaux, Grand Cru second wines

With the prices of Bordeaux wines skyrocketing recently, itfs become harder to get a hold of officially classified wines. Instead, however, second wines, which havenft been well-known to date in Japan, are beginning to emerge. Second wines and second labels are wines that are produced from young grapes, and wines that are judged to be not quite the same quality of first wines in the cuve process. In general, they tend to have a lighter finish than officially classified wines, and they can be enjoyed at a younger age than first wines. Because they are produced in smaller quantities, we apologize if we donft always have the wine that you would like available.

Saint-Estephe

Margaux

@The above are my own descriptions of the wines that we currently have in stock at Harvest. I highly recommend any of them for both their quality and price.

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