Sauvignon
This wine boasts an intense aroma reminiscent of white dead-nettle and elderflower, gradually giving way to tropical fruit notes. On the palate, you’ll find a zesty acidity and refreshing fruitiness.
It’s a Sauvignon in the style of a New Zealand variety.
Pálava
A highly popular variety in the Czech Republic, where it was also cultivated. This aromatic wine has a floral bouquet with ripe peach and tropical fruit notes. The taste is sweet, with lower acidity, making it a favourite especially among women.
Rhine Riesling
Here’s the translation:
It is often referred to as the king of wines. In the Znojmo region, it is characterized by an apricot aroma, a fresh, mineral taste, with a slightly spicy acidity.
Chardonnay
A world-renowned grape variety with a Moravian twist. The aroma combines tropical fruit with a subtle touch of oak. The taste is fruity, with a hint of residual sugar and a pleasant acidity.
Merlot
This deep ruby wine offers aromas of stewed berries and jam, along with a hint of oak. The flavour is rich and full-bodied, with a higher alcohol content and pleasant tannins.
Hibernal
Here’s the translation:
A variety suitable for organic viticulture, it has higher resistance to diseases. The wine is very aromatic, fruity, with hints of blackcurrant, and may sometimes resemble Sauvignon. The taste is also pronounced, with pleasant residual sugar.
