Prinčič
Mihael white

14,90 €

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Vintage

2020

Alcohol

13,0%

Wine type

White wine

Content

0,75l

Location

Primorska, Goriška Brda, Slovenia

Style

Mature white

Variety

Cuvee white (50% rebula, 25% chardonnay, 25% sauvignon)

Sugar level

Dry

Description

Grapes for Mihael white come from their best vineyards and only with the best harvests. After the fermentation is completed, each variety matures separately in 500L. oak barrels of approximately 6 months on fine lees. This is followed by the merger of these three varieties and another 6 month maturation in the same barrels.

Wine is mild, but it has a very lasting aroma after vanilla gives wine an adult ripening in oak barrels. The soft tannins have been nicely composed, the mildly pronounced acid gives the wine vibrancy, but at the same time the wine is very elegant.
The rich enkstract gives the wine a sweet shade, but the wine is dry with a deep tone. We also find caramel and fragrances, incense in the mouth. More modern style, with beautiful freshness.

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Wine producer

Prinčič

The Prinčič estate is located in the Goriška Brda, more precisely in the village of Kozana. Their grapes are made precious by a special soft and airy soil, called marl, which is created by the disintegration of marl stones. From above Their grapes are enriched by a generous number of sun-filled days and the right measure of rain drops. The philosophy of the Prinčič homestead is rooted in a tradition of listening to nature and attending to every detail and changes in the nature around them.

Their symbol is a stylized tendril. The tendril is a vital part of the vine, it is a delicate, but unyieldingly persistent twig, constantly wanting to touch, to cling, for safety. The tendril is always reaching into the unknown, always circling and winding in its own orbit, just to give support and to enable the development of new life.

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