Marinic #Red 3
69,00 €
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Manufacturer: Marinic ->Go to Marinic
Wine Box 3 bottles of red wine
Red 2018 x 2Cabernet Sauvignon
Pure Cabernet Sauvignon. Biodynamic practice. Manual harvest with grape sorting. Destemming and crushing. Short, soft pneumatic pressing. Maturation 75% in barriques and 25% in barriques or tonneaux. Notes of ripe blackberries and berries. With warm taste and soft tannins
Red 2019Cabernet Sauvignon
Pure Cabernet Sauvignon. Biodynamic practice. Manual harvest with grape sorting. Destemming and crushing. Short, soft pneumatic pressing. Maturation 75% in barriques and 25% in barriques or tonneaux.
Notes of ripe blackberries and berries. With a warm taste and soft tannins.
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Vedrijan (Slovenia)
Marinic is located in the Slovenian Collio, one of the world's best terroirs for white wines since the time of Maria Theresa of Austria.
The winery is the result of a meeting between the Marinic family and Charles-Louis de Noüe, a young Frenchman in love with Goriska Brda (Slovenian Collio), and with an important background as co-owner of Domaine Leflaive in Burgundy.
Here, sustainable and personal wines are produced, and with every sip you can feel the respect and passion for this territory that represents a large slice of European wine tradition.
These wines are the meeting of the family's deep-rooted experience in the cultivation of vines in these territories and the French vision and expertise of Charles-Louis de Noüe, built up over decades of running the Domaine Leflaive in Puligny Montrachet.
Collio is one of the world's best terroirs for white wines. The Marinic project was born from the encounter between
Marinic is located in Vedrijan, near Dobrovo Castle, a place where traces of wine production movements can be found as early as 1787.
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