Smooth and solid Merlot from Côtes Catalanes with a deep color and a nose of red fruit and spices with a touch of oak and vanilla. Structured and well balanced with great length, great for food pairings.
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
An intense and spicy red full of black and red fruits and earthy notes. Round tannins are playing around, making it a well-balanced, medium-bodied wine that goes well with your meatier dishes.
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.
Made using a method that Andras calls the sandwich method: fermentation on the skins for 4 weeks in layers of crushed-whole bunches altered with layers of crushed grapes. The result is this fun easy to drink energy bomb, with aroma's of pear, figs and tea
Fiano harvested in the cool hours of the morning and directly vinificated in the cellar. Soft pressing, fermentation in steel tanks, ageing on the lees for six months. It is clean, fresh, linear and saline with citrus and hints of marine shrubs and herbs.
Catarratto macerated on the skins for a long time, lending its character to the wine. Medium-bodied yet fresh, slightly salty, soft tannins, with hints of yeast, freshly cut grass, finishing with a touch of almond
Like it's name, Full Moon, this Saint-Joseph by Jean Delobre is all about energy. from Syrah growing on the south facing and hottest part of the vineyard, it's complex and layered, with notes of ripe plum, forrest fruit and tobacco
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'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.
From the single vineyard Bodigraben, situated 450m above sea level on a steep and rocky site. Delicate and elegant Blaufränkisch, with a floral nose. Fine tannins are complimented by a crystalline minerality with notes of cherry and blueberry.
Pinot Noir from scary named vineyard "Hangman‘s Hill",fermented for a long time (almost a year) in used Austrian oak. It drinks almost like a blanc de noir with aromas that are tight and quite reductive.Stefan's way to show that Rosé can reach high levels
Outrageously gorgeous Carignan from Alex Durand. From a single parcel of 70 year old Carignan on schist soil: smooth, mineral and layered, pure-fruited and pretty, with a herby undertone and powdered-rock tannins. One to savour every sip
This wine is older than a lot of people you know, yet fuller of life than anyone. Vibrant acidity combined with a broad spectrum of nuts, honeysuckle, flowers, nutmeg, a slight oxidative edge and a savoury everlasting finish. Beat that
Refined but juicy prosecco, bursting with white fruit, pear, peach and a very light amaretto touch. A bit of complexity from having been on lees for some time. Refreshing, beautifully dry, a winner for a party or a day on the boat.
A lively sparkling rosé petnat, perfect for apero! Fermentation goes on in the bottle, dissolving natural bubbles in this sparkling wine. After 9 months ageing on lees, the wines are riddled and disgorged, revealing fresh strawberry and cherry aromas.
Named after the first two grandchildren in the Mátyás family - Sára and Dóra, a tradition that started in 2013 - with #5 being the 5th iteration of this heritage wine. A well rounded and elegant orange with a beautiful flinty finish
