Dveri Pax 'Sivi Pinot' Pinot Gris 2015
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DPPG201510 UCAU
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A classic Pinot Gris from the region
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Dry with beautiful freshness and a long finish
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Offers freshness and lushness without being too oily or rich
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1 or more bottles$34.99
Editors notes
At the moment, in excellent shape, but it will still be great for at least 5 years. Drink until 2021.
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- Peach
- Pear
- Stonefruit
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- Green Apple
- Lemon
- Mineral
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Slovenia
Slovenia has a rich winemaking history. With its landscape of rolling hills and continental climate, this central European neighbour of Italy boasts more than 28,000 grape growers across three main wine regions: Podravska on the Drava River, Posavska on the Sava River, and coastal Primorska. In Podravska, Laški Rizling (Welschriesling) and Šipon (Furmint) are important white-grape varieties, among others. Posavska, the smallest of the three regions, produces a number of interesting blends – from many of the same varieties, you’ll find in Podravska. Primorska has a reputation for dry, aromatic single-varietal white wines and firm red wines. The Brda district here is known for its Rebula (the Italian variety Ribolla Gialla) white wine as well as Merlot-Cabernet blends. Other important grape varieties for the region include Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Pinot Grigio, Refosco, Malvazija, and Sauvignon Blanc. Indeed, approximately three-quarters of Slovenian wine production centres on white wines. What’s more, locals are responsible for almost all wine consumption, with the country exporting only a small amount.
Podravje
About the brand Dveri Pax
At the Dveri-Pax Wine Cellar in North-Eastern Slovenia, we continue an 800-year tradition of Benedictine winemaking. With a deep respect for nature and tradition, but never failing to integrate the best innovations offered by contemporary trends in winemaking, we cultivate 73 hectares (0,278 square miles[U1] ) of our own vineyards. The superior quality of our wines is well recognized. Dveri-Pax wines have won awards from the most respectful international wine evaluations, such as Decanter in London, AWC Vienna and many more. At the Decanter World Wine Awards in London, the Furmint / Šipon straw wine 2009 won the highest award - International Trophy, proving the superior quality Dveri-Pax wines even when pitted against the top wine manufacturers in the world.You May Also Like
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