
[Iwate Prefecture] A whole bunch of semi-dry raisins for a concentrated taste of grape sweetness and aroma!
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Have you ever tried semi-dried raisins? Raisins that have been semi-dried from the whole bunch are quite rare. Sato Vineyard, an eco-farmer certified by Iwate Prefecture, sells what are known as fresh raisins
Why not try some luxurious fresh raisins?
What are semi-dried raisins and fresh raisins?

Even if you've eaten raisins before, you might be wondering what fresh raisins are. Why not try the precious and luxurious taste of fresh raisins, which are different from fresh grapes and raisins?
The fresh raisins we are introducing here are made from table grapes with a very high sugar content, and are made by drying the whole bunch.The distinctive feature of these fresh raisins is that they are dried immediately after the grape harvest, preserving the delicious flavor
They are different in size and sweetness from the raisins we have tasted so far. Also, because they come in a single bunch, they have a big visual impact and a luxurious feel
These fresh raisins are handmade at Sato Vineyard, a famous vineyard in Iwate Prefecture that develops large grapes and produces high-quality grapes
Sato Vineyard's commitment to growing grapes from one branch to one bunch

Sato Vineyard in Iwate Prefecture is a farm that cultivates a variety of high-quality grapes under the name "Ihabdori," making Iwate grapes famous. They are a farm that is particular about growing grapes using only organic fertilizer
Sato Vineyard works on each branch and bunch at a time, cultivating luxurious grapes. They prepare a large, spacious plot of land, leaving only the best bunch on each branch, and provide it with plenty of sunlight and nutrients
These are truly precious grapes from Sato Vineyard, each branch grown in a bunch, filled with love and care
They also make raisins and grape juice, but they don't use grapes for processing, but rather use delicious grapes grown for eating raw. They value freshness and are particular about processing grapes when they are in season
What is the deliciousness of "Hitofusamarugoto Taiyo no Nama Raisin"?
Sato Vineyard also produces a product called "Hitofusamarugoto Taiyo no Nama Raisins."
There are varieties such as Amulet of the Sun (130g bunch of Izu Nishiki grapes) (130g bunch of Aki Queen grapes) and Parfum de l'Ambre (140g bunch of Shine Muscat grapes), which have a strong grape presence
Shine Muscat grapes, made from a bunch of fresh raisins, are said to have an elegant amber scent reminiscent of tea leaves
In addition, Amulet of the Sun (Aki Queen 130g bunch) was selected as one of the "Top 10 Souvenirs that Can Be Used Worldwide" by the Reconstruction Agency in 2015
Fresh raisins from Iwate Prefecture that are a globally acclaimed souvenir
There is also a 3-pack of 50g Amulet of the Sun (Assorted), which is not in a cluster but has relatively large raisins. It was selected as a souvenir for the G7 Ise-Shima Summit 2016
These fresh raisins have won various awards, making them a high-quality and unique souvenir. Sato Vineyard produces their raisins without any additives, such as colorings or preservatives, so they are also highly rated as a souvenir for their safety and security
Take home some luxurious fresh raisins, each branch and bunch bathed in the sun!
"Hitofusamarugoto Taiyo no Nama Raisins" are available in a variety of flavors, starting from 2,500 yen depending on the type of grape. In terms of price, they are by no means cheap raisins. However, that is because each bunch is packed with care
This results in delicious, large, sweet fresh raisins. Why not try the texture and sweetness of semi-dried raisins? They also make a great gift
[INFORMATION]
| name | Sato Vineyard |
| location | 53, Takagi 24th District, Hanamaki City, Iwate Prefecture |
| telephone number | 0198-23-5298 |
| business hours | 8:00~17:00 |
| Official URL | http://www.sav.ne.jp/index.html |
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