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Vinalia x Marof, Belo

Slovenia, 2018
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$34.00
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Savor this juicy, age-worthy white blend crafted from the esteemed Central European grape, Welschriesling. Produced in Eastern Slovenia, this exceptional wine hails from one of the country's most renowned wineries, symbolizing the epitome of winemaking excellence. Its versatility knows no bounds, as it can be enjoyed throughout the year, effortlessly complementing a wide array of dishes. Whether paired with fresh vegetables, eggs, fish, or poultry, this wine promises to elevate your culinary experiences to new heights.

VINTAGE: 2018
GRAPE VARIETY: 50% Laški Rizling (Welschriesling), 30% Chardonnay, 20% Sauvignon Blanc (lahsh-key reez-ling)
REGION: Goričko, Slovenia
DRINK IF YOU LIKE: Chardonnay, California Sauvignon Blanc, Vermentino
ALCOHOL: 13.5%

This is a white wine for all seasons. Refreshing and zingy enough to cool you down in the warmer months, this Laški Rizling also demonstrates enough ripeness and richness to satisfy when then temperatures drop. Think of the juiciest pear or the most succulent melon, coupled sweeter garden herbs gentle orange blossom and white rose tones.

Fritaja (frittata Slovenian style), Carniolan sausage (basically kielbasa), anything with pumpkin seed oil, cheesy potatoes, risotto, chicken, fish, and golden hours with good company.

Among the most celebrated wineries in Eastern Slovenia, Marof is also perhaps the most ambitious in the Prekmurje region and its Goričko subzone. The winery is a collaboration between founder Stanko Polanič, who dreamed of demonstrating the tremendous potential of this long overlooked region, and Uroš Valcl, who grew up in his mother’s vineyard and joined Marof in 2009 for its third vintage. Valcl and Polanič steward their land with a gentle hand, seeking minimal intervention in the vineyard and cellar, where they focus on both native Slovenian and international grape varieties.

Vinalia x Marof, Belo

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