Gönc - 'Anna' Rosé Štajerska 2022
Winemaker Notes:Peter Gönc has been making wines from his family’s estate in the oldest town in Slovenia, Ptuj. He named this bottle after his grandmother, Ann —which makes sense since half of this bottle is made up of the grape Žametna Črnina, an indigenous vine that dates back some 400 years. With cuts of Pinot Noir, Grigio and Blaufränkisch, you’ll undoubtedly taste the familiar style of rosé, but with a decidedly Slovakian mineraly snappiness.
On the nose, wild berries, strawberries, melon, and peaches conspiring to take over the orchard. On the palate, the nice sting of a slap bracelet wrapped around your tongue with bright fruit and a refreshing mineral zap.
Žametna črnina [zhá-met-na ch-r-ní-na] is the oldest living vine in the world (at 375-400 years old) and it’s traditionally planted in Slovenia.
Region: Ptuj, Štajerska, Slovenia
Grape: 50% Žametna Črnina [zhá-met-na ch-r-ní-na], 20% Pinot Noir, 20% Pinot Grigio, 10% Blaufränkisch
Vintage: 2022
750 ml
Winemaker Notes:Peter Gönc has been making wines from his family’s estate in the oldest town in Slovenia, Ptuj. He named this bottle after his grandmother, Ann —which makes sense since half of this bottle is made up of the grape Žametna Črnina, an indigenous vine that dates back some 400 years. With cuts of Pinot Noir, Grigio and Blaufränkisch, you’ll undoubtedly taste the familiar style of rosé, but with a decidedly Slovakian mineraly snappiness.
On the nose, wild berries, strawberries, melon, and peaches conspiring to take over the orchard. On the palate, the nice sting of a slap bracelet wrapped around your tongue with bright fruit and a refreshing mineral zap.
Žametna črnina [zhá-met-na ch-r-ní-na] is the oldest living vine in the world (at 375-400 years old) and it’s traditionally planted in Slovenia.
Region: Ptuj, Štajerska, Slovenia
Grape: 50% Žametna Črnina [zhá-met-na ch-r-ní-na], 20% Pinot Noir, 20% Pinot Grigio, 10% Blaufränkisch
Vintage: 2022
750 ml
Winemaker Notes:Peter Gönc has been making wines from his family’s estate in the oldest town in Slovenia, Ptuj. He named this bottle after his grandmother, Ann —which makes sense since half of this bottle is made up of the grape Žametna Črnina, an indigenous vine that dates back some 400 years. With cuts of Pinot Noir, Grigio and Blaufränkisch, you’ll undoubtedly taste the familiar style of rosé, but with a decidedly Slovakian mineraly snappiness.
On the nose, wild berries, strawberries, melon, and peaches conspiring to take over the orchard. On the palate, the nice sting of a slap bracelet wrapped around your tongue with bright fruit and a refreshing mineral zap.
Žametna črnina [zhá-met-na ch-r-ní-na] is the oldest living vine in the world (at 375-400 years old) and it’s traditionally planted in Slovenia.
Region: Ptuj, Štajerska, Slovenia
Grape: 50% Žametna Črnina [zhá-met-na ch-r-ní-na], 20% Pinot Noir, 20% Pinot Grigio, 10% Blaufränkisch
Vintage: 2022
750 ml