New Wines
New Wines
Bazalik Intro
Bazalik IntroFor Michal Bažalík, winemaking is a combination of craft, culture, tradition and love for the land, which he probably inherited from his ancestors. He took over the old barren vineyards above Svätý Jura a few years ago from the cooperative, and works them together with his family and friends. The vines are farmed using organic methods, and no chemicals are used in vineyards or cellar. “I think that life doesn’t need a lot. I want to live from what this earth gives me. I’m fascinated by creating, creating something from nothing, completely from the ground up. To live in a place where everything is born, to be a part of the whole process. To grow grapes with humility, without chemicals and with care for yourself and the environment. To make good wine from it with joy and to enjoy it with your loved ones. I think that’s how wine should be.
Pesecka Leanka aka Fetesca Regala. A delicate and authentic variety of Central Europe. This wine wild yeast fermented in stainless steel tanks. It’s low alcohol and delicate, fun wine for aperitif or brunch.
Quattro Volte ‘Bifaro’ Amber Wine
Quattro Volte ‘Bifaro’ Amber WineLe Quattro Volte is a small winery run by Daniela De Marco, Giampiero Ventura (ex Masseria Perugini) and Dario Brunori located in a beautiful and uncontaminated nature; Calabria. For a long time, this Southern region ranked at the bottom of the winemaking in Italy, but in the last decade, it has established itself in the national wine scene for an unprecedented rebirth of quality low intervention wines. Located in the village of San Marco Argentano (roughly 30 km from the Tyrrhenian seaside) The vineyards are planted in a range of 200-400 meters above sea level and they are located between 2 natural reserves. This wine is made from a indigenous sort Mantonico and Malvasia, with skin contact for four days. Unfiltered, unfined, low added sulfites.
Doremi Rkatsiteli Mtsvane Kvevri
Doremi Rkatsiteli Mtsvane KvevriDo Re Mi wines are all made in Qvevri which are handmade, large buried clay vessels used to ferment and age the wine. Qvevri range in size from 250 liters to 2500 liters. The lightly pressed juice is fermented with the skins, with wild yeast and free from any additives. After fermentation is finished, the Qvevri are sealed and covered with soil until Spring time. During the process, the solids in the wine slowly drop to the bottom of the qvevri and the clear wine rises to the top. When temperatures drop in December and January, the fermentation is complete and the wine is transferred to new qvevri and left to age for more months. In the spring time the wine is drunk during big celebrations called Supras and leftover is bottled.
Do Re Mi is very proud to continue the long tradition of Georgian wine making and they’re pleased to offer you pure and authentic natural wines.
Matyas SaraDora (Pinot Blanc, Riesling, Welschriesling)
Matyas SaraDora (Pinot Blanc, Riesling, Welschriesling)Matyas SaraDora (Pinot Blanc, Riesling, Welschriesling)
Matyas SaraDora (Pinot Blanc, Riesling, Welschriesling)The jewel of the Matyas estate is this traditional orange wine. Pinot Blanc, Riesling and Welschriesling are wild yeast fermented and aged separately in oak barrels before being blended together. Lightly orange in color. Intensive aromas of white fruits, dominated by yellow apple and pear, completed by green tea and tones of spices and bread. Medium full-bodied, fresh, and lively. Excellent acidity makes it savory and juicy. Light tannins create an impressive structure and richness. Serve highly chilled, not cold. Mátyás SaraDora pairs well with medium-heavy or even fat grilled fishes, such as mackerel or salmon. It also matches well with white meats or pork.
Doremi Chinebuli Kvevri (Chinuri, Goruli Mtsvane)
Doremi Chinebuli Kvevri (Chinuri, Goruli Mtsvane)Doremi Chinebuli Kvevri (Chinuri, Goruli Mtsvane)
Doremi Chinebuli Kvevri (Chinuri, Goruli Mtsvane)Do Re Mi wines are all made in Qvevri which are handmade, large buried clay vessels used to ferment and age the wine. Qvevri range in size from 250 liters to 2500 liters. The lightly pressed juice is fermented with the skins, with wild yeast and free from any additives. After fermentation is finished, the Qvevri are sealed and covered with soil until Spring time. During the process, the solids in the wine slowly drop to the bottom of the qvevri and the clear wine rises to the top. When temperatures drop in December and January, the live yeast dies, the wine is transferred to new qvevri and left to age for more months. In the spring time the wine is drunk during big celebrations called Supras and leftover is bottled.
Do Re Mi is very proud to continue the long tradition of Georgian wine making and they’re pleased to offer you pure and authentic natural wines.
Krasna Hora Herr Gewürtz!
Krasna Hora Herr Gewürtz!A saturated yellow with a hint of orange, and a slight cloudiness indicating the unfiltered nature of this wine. Bread, yeast, lychee and rose petal. The perfect blending of secondary and varietal characters that prove seamless in their harmony. Rich, doughy and flavourful, with delicious mouth-watering acidity and strong yeasty and tropical fruit characters, with just a hint of the finest tannins, from extended skin contact.
A saturated yellow with a hint of orange, and a slight cloudiness indicating the unfiltered nature of this wine. Bread, yeast, lychee and rose petal. The perfect blending of secondary and varietal characters that prove seamless in their harmony. Rich, doughy and flavourful, with delicious mouth-watering acidity and strong yeasty and tropical fruit characters, with just a hint of the finest tannins, from extended skin contact.Krasna Hora Herr Gewurtz! is an intriguing wine not for the faint-at-heart. Progressive and complex, this wine marks a new wave in stylish wines with minimal intervention and with a strong emphasis on maceration on skins and ageing on natural sediment, with its racy rash of savoriness alongside muted tones of the normally dominant variety from which its made.
Harvest was done by hand, while total yield was only 1kg per vine. Vinification included 1 month skin-contact fermentation, after pressing ageing on the lees for 4 months. This wine is both unfiltered and unfined.