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
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
With this wine Andras and his father went back to the age-old, red-and-white together, all-in-one method. It's a co-fermentation of 3 Pinots, with two thirds fermented on whole bunches. A truly diverse, juicy and fun wine that's between a rosé and red
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 blend of Roussanne, Marsanne and Vermentino macerated for a week and made in honour of Sybille´s son. A beautifully aromatic cuvée full of exotic fruits, bitter orange and apricots and gorgeously golden in colour. Structured, intense and complex AF
Biau is old French for beau (beautiful), which it is. A fine, light, complex wine with aromas of black fruits and cherry, beautiful structure and fine well-integrated tannins. 100% pure juice with amazing youthfulness for spending 6 years in the barrel
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
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
The Timorasso is a vulnerable grape and was almost extinct until Walter Massa replanted it. His Timorassos are considered the best white wines of Piemonte. Montecitorio is full and grand, with aromas of honey, nuts, pear and apricot
Made from 60-year-old vines in the northern Jura region. Kept in small oak barrels for three years, creating a gorgeously complex and full-bodied wine, serving you classic notes of honey and hazelnut.
'Pachorra' means slow down and it is precisely what this medium-bodied Grenache will do to you. We have some Cassis and black fruits in the nose countered with some earthy undertones and well balanced tannins coming at the end.
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.
Gorgeous Vin Jaune with very elegant oxidative tones, and umami-like aroma's of walnuts, pine, cigars, truffle and salted lemon. If you want a lot going on in your wine, one that fascinates you with every sip: treat yourself to this one
Powerful just like the name suggests! Round dark cherry notes complimented by a herbal freshness and a profound mineral finish. Named "Dynamite" after the marble content in the soil that had to be removed via explosives before replanting the vines.
Forget everything you know about Viognier, this is a one of a kind bottle! Jean macerated the Viognier, pressed it with Roussanne skins and aged it in Amphora. Funky is not enough to describe this one: wild and alive, like a 70's rock band
100% birch sap and macerated skins of St. Laurent & 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.
Energetic, sunny and funky, this fresh blend of Traminer and Chardonnay (fermented on skin for 3 weeks), and Feteasca and Sauvignon Blanc (3 day skin contact). Aged in old barrels for 8 months, with aroma's of lychee, mandarin and quince
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
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.
