Incredibly easy to drink vibrant red blend, especially when splashed around lightly chilled. Jam packed full of vibrant red and black fruit, a bit of herbal stuff and plenty of refreshing acidity.
Pèira Levada translates to “Raised Stones” referring to the many marble lith's found in the vineyards. A vibrant, fruity and robust red wine, that displays a sense of place through it's lengthy minerality.
Amazingly elegant but full and ripe Sauvignon Blanc from Mathieu Coste. Left on the skins for a month and the juice left in barrel for another year. Clean, citrussy and peachy, very herbacious and very moreish! Likes to be in a carafe before drinking.
Velvety pinot noir from power woman Fanny Sabre. Full of cherry fruit, earthy notes such as truffle and mushrooms, forest floor and late summer evenings on the terrace
A wine that makes you poetic. Very intense scent of morello and cherries, framed by an earthy primal smell of rain after a heat wave. Fruit, flowers and an endless aftertaste
Made with the ancient ‘vin de voile’ technique which means aging the wine under a veil of yeast giving In Utero a beautiful oxidative notes combined with a great acidity. Complex, elegant and timeless
With this wine Andras and his father went back to the age-old, red-and-white together, all-in-one method. It's a co-fermentation of 3 Pinots, with two thirds fermented on whole bunches. A truly diverse, juicy and fun wine that's between a rosé and red
Serious Chateauneuf-du-Pape with dark aromas but with a lively undertone as well. Energetic black raspberry and dark cherry, with a touch of candied lavender and neutral oak
Three old vineyards on vulcanic clay are used for this wine, the Burgenland type of Grüner Veltliner, very unique in it‘s style. Whole bunch pressing and staying on the full lees in big oak vats, for which Kolfok uses their own wood to make the barrels.
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A blend of Vlasak from Moravia and Riesling from Devín. Grapes are kept 4 weeks on skin in an open-vat fermentation then pressed and aged in oak barrels for 10 months.
Full of citrus fruits, baked apples and a distinct minerality. You will also find a touch of smoked hay and a great acidity all beautifully integrated in an oakiness giving you a complex Chardonnay with a medium body.
A crisp and fresh red that can easily be drank chilled. Pure and mineral typical Grenache notes extracted with only 5 days of maceration, aged for 8 months in concrete egg and neutral french oak barrels. An example of what old vines can do in the Gard!
A white cuvée blend from Moravia from a lot of varieties (Veltlin, Vlasak, Rynak, Sylvan, Pinot Blanc, Sauvignon Blanc) harvested at the same time and processed together. Aged in French Oak barrels for 9 months and absolutely gorgeous
A blend of Roussanne, Marsanne and Vermentino macerated for a week and made in honour of Sybille´s son. A beautifully aromatic cuvée full of exotic fruits, bitter orange and apricots and gorgeously golden in colour. Structured, intense and complex AF
Veltlinské zelene from Devín fermented with skin and aged for 6 months in Georgian clay vessels called Qvevri, which are buried in the ground. After this the wine is pressed and aged 3 months in oak barrels.
'Pachorra' means slow down and it is precisely what this medium-bodied Grenache will do to you. We have some Cassis and black fruits in the nose countered with some earthy undertones and well balanced tannins coming at the end.
Kept in oak barrels for 12 months and then 4 months in steel vats. In the nose you´ll find elderflower and graphite. The mouth is full of cherry and red currants paired with a long mineral finish. Great ageing potential.
100 % Cinsault coming from estate vines located in the Gard. The grapes are macerated for 12 days and aged 12 months in oak foudres, amphoras and stainless steel tanks. A complex red with delicate tannins, long minerality and peppery strawberry notes.
A special method is used here, called intracellular fermentation, meaning fermentation inside the intact berry, keeping the wine fresh and subtle. After a 62 day maceration, the berries are pressed and then aged on oak. A wild wine, with a gentle heart
The Timorasso is a vulnerable grape and was almost extinct until Walter Massa replanted it. His Timorassos are considered the best white wines of Piemonte. Montecitorio is full and grand, with aromas of honey, nuts, pear and apricot
