－2－〈Wine List by Grape Varietals〉〈Wine List by Winery〉ContentsThank you for your continued support.This issue, for our popular ‘Feature Story’, we introduce the history and background of J. Lohr Vineyards & Wines in California, which we began handling this autumn. Founder Jerry Lohr not only purchased, planted, and expanded his vineyards in the Arroyo Seco and Paso Robles regions, but also made significant contributions to the development of wine growing there in the 1970s and 1980s. Today, J. Lohr, which he runs with his family, has grown to be one of the top 25 wineries in the United States by sales.Another new winery arriving in December is House of Arras, a sparkling wine maker from Tasmania, that is a flagbearer for sparkling wine in Australia. Although said to be ‘more expensive than champagne,’ we decided to handle the wine following the release of the relatively affordable "A by Arras" range. In 2025, head winemaker Ed Carr is scheduled to visit Japan.Champagne de Venoge CEO Gilles de la Bassetière visits Japan almost every year. In October 2024, we held our first large-scale tasting seminar. He shared the history of de Venoge through images including the coronation banquet of 13-year-old Louis XV and the carafe bottles used for Champagne at that time, and then introduced the essence of de Venoge along with Satoru Mori's appropriate and enjoyable tasting comments.Simone Furlong, co-director of Leeuwin Estate, is also scheduled to visit Japan for the first time in seven years in February 2025. We look forward to spending time with her!Sparkling White Orange Rosé Red Dessert & Fortified Australia New Zealand California Oregon P.10-11P.11-13 P.14 P.14P.14-18 P.18Premium US Spot Hotel and restaurant Exclusives Other Products (cider, sparkling tea, mineral water, wine save)P.19-39 P.39-47 P.47-54 P.54-57Argentina Chile France Portugal Village CellarsP.19 P.19 P.19P.19/ P.71 P.57-59P.59-61P.61-64P.64-65 Greetings
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