Born almost by chance. After the Jura model but with nuances of Marsala. In 2013 the barrel was forgotten in the cellar, allowing mould and flore to form on the surface, naturally protecting the wine. Vanilla hints and a warm, dry and slightly salty taste
A wine that makes you poetic. Very intense scent of morello and cherries, framed by an earthy primal smell of rain after a heat wave. Fruit, flowers and an endless aftertaste
Catarratto macerated on the skins for a long time, lending its character to the wine. Medium-bodied yet fresh, slightly salty, soft tannins, with hints of yeast, freshly cut grass, finishing with a touch of almond
Amazingly elegant but full and ripe Sauvignon Blanc from Mathieu Coste. Left on the skins for a month and the juice left in barrel for another year. Clean, citrussy and peachy, very herbacious and very moreish! Likes to be in a carafe before drinking.
A late harvest rosé of 100% Merlot grapes. Pressed, fermented and aged in old oak barrels creating a gentle spiciness and sweet fruit flavour. Mouthfeel is light and this darling pairs well with fruity desserts and milder cheeses!
A structured red ruby pearl from Portugal. Full of ripe red and black fruits together with a touch of oak and leather, combined with well-balanced tannins and a long mineral finish.
From the single vineyard Bodigraben, situated 450m above sea level on a steep and rocky site. Delicate and elegant Blaufränkisch, with a floral nose. Fine tannins are complimented by a crystalline minerality with notes of cherry and blueberry.
This Gruner Veltliner is stunning because of it simplicity. Everything you are looking for - dry and juicy, easy but with a bit of a kick. A nice light white for drinking in the sun.
The world’s first book to tell the full, forgotten story of orange wines – white wines made like a red, fermented with their skins. Learn about the backstory and discover how these wines are made, why they taste different, where to buy & how to enjoy.
Three old vineyards on vulcanic clay are used for this wine, the Burgenland type of Grüner Veltliner, very unique in it‘s style. Whole bunch pressing and staying on the full lees in big oak vats, for which Kolfok uses their own wood to make the barrels.
Serious Chateauneuf-du-Pape with dark aromas but with a lively undertone as well. Energetic black raspberry and dark cherry, with a touch of candied lavender and neutral oak
100% birch sap and macerated skins of Sauvignon & Cabarnet Franc. No added sugar, water, preservatives and yeast cultures. Unpasteurized & unfiltered. Co2 and cloudiness was created by the gradual process of lactic fermentation directly in the bottle.
Kolfok is from the local Burgenland dialect, translating to “misfit”. A name given to Stefan from his grandfather when he didn’t go to church on a Sunday. Remember Furmint is a nod to Burgenland's past - yellow fruits with fine and integrated acidity.
Kept in oak barrels for 12 months and then 4 months in steel vats. In the nose you´ll find elderflower and graphite. The mouth is full of cherry and red currants paired with a long mineral finish. Great ageing potential.
Made with the ancient ‘vin de voile’ technique which means aging the wine under a veil of yeast giving In Utero a beautiful oxidative notes combined with a great acidity. Complex, elegant and timeless
The viognier and pinot gris were co-fermented (90% destemmed, 10% whole bunches) for 12 days. The Pinot Noir fermented as whole bunches. Pressed, blended and then aged in barrels 8 months and in steel for one more month
The fermentation of pure honey in water was called 'the enzyme of joy' by chemists at first. This Mead encourages joyful connections and lightness of body and mind at the dinner table and elsewhere.
