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Kometa No Man’s Land
199.00 DKK incl. moms Select options
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ReDark
159.00 DKK incl. moms Select options
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Uniqato Rubin
129.00 DKK incl. moms Select options
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Dessertvin 1964
249.00 DKK – 299.00 DKK incl. moms Select options
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Dzindzifkite
119.00 DKK incl. moms Select options
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Volcano Syrah
129.00 DKK incl. moms Select options
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Lava
89.00 DKK incl. moms Select options
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Hedvin Damiana
139.00 DKK incl. moms Select options

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Wine Grapes Flavor

Posted 07 June 2015

PART 1 – Wine Grapes Flavor. The best way to determine what a wine will taste like is by looking at the grape variety from which it’s made. This is where the main flavor comes from…

Wine Grapes Characteristics

Posted 06 June 2015

PART 2 – Wine Grapes Characteristics. Most wines are made from one or two grape varieties and, with very few exceptions, red grapes make red wine and white make white…

Geographical Characteristics

Posted 05 June 2015

PART 3 – Geographical Characteristics. Some wine regions will always produce superior wines, because of soil properties, the ambient temperature, average hours of sunshine, grape… .

In fact the best wine on offer by far is an oak aged, thoroughly rancio Dessert Melnik 1964 from Damianitza just over the border from Greece which would sell for a fortune if labelled Banyuls.

Jancis Robinson

Uniqato Rubin is another good wine with a velvetiness that would have been unthinkable a few years ago, made from the scented Bulgarian 1940s crossing of Nebbiolo and Syrah. With a memorable name like that it could catch on.

Jancis Robinson

Brilliant! Not atall what I expected from the Melnik Refined, with gorgeous long fine tannins, dark berries and maybe, just maybe some chocolate. The blend really takes the edge off the shiraz and makes this a great 'right - now' wine, but it'll probably hold up over a few years too.

Awesome.Who would've thought that a Bulgarian wine would be so good. Deep dark garnet hue. Plums and ripe red fruits on the nose & palate. Medium bodied. Tannins are young - better in time. Worth trying

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