FRIZZANTE AROMATICO 2025 (sparkling)
A light frizzante with notes of peach, jasmine and lemon. Fresh in character, with delicate, creamy bubbles.
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A light, playful bubble that will win you over instantly! Enjoy a fresh explosion of peach, jasmine, and lemon with an incredibly creamy effervescence.
VARIETY
Müller Thurgau
HARVEST
Gentle hand-harvesting into small-capacity crates.
VINIFICATION AND AGEING
A 36-hour skin maceration extracted the maximum aroma and flavor from the grapes. To preserve its natural freshness and distinct profile, both fermentation and the subsequent six months of aging took place in stainless steel tanks. Throughout these 6 months, the wine rested on its fine lees, giving it great structure and body. Its incredibly delicate effervescence comes from captured fermentative carbon dioxide—retained directly during fermentation. This creates playful bubbles and a velvety, creamy mouthfeel. In the final stage, we blended the wine with a touch of Riesling, which imparted a juicy citrus undertone and a vibrant zest.
ANALYSIS
Alcohol: 11.0%, acidity: 5.6 g/l, residual sugar: 5.1 g/l
TASTE AND PROFILE
Fresh, light, and perfectly balanced. Aromas of wild meadow flowers mingle with fresh lemon, white peach, and jasmine tea. Playful effervescence gives the wine a wonderful kick, accentuating the pleasant acidity and revealing a citrus-floral flavor profile with a touch of minerality on the finish. A hint of residual sugar brings everything together, making sure one glass will never be enough.
SOMMELIER’S RECOMMENDATION
Best served chilled at 8–10°C. An excellent aperitif to elevate any moment, pairing beautifully with light appetizers, fresh salads, fish, creamy pasta dishes, and mild cheeses.
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ENOVIN winery was founded in 2022 by two young, long-time friends who met at the winemaking high school in Valtice. They further deepened their winemaking knowledge at Mendel University, gaining master's degrees and continuing with doctoral studies.
Both have been making wine for about 10 years, but coming from winemaking families, they have been involved since an early age.
"The name of our winery originated quite simply. ENO from oenology, the science of winemaking. VIN from vineyard. Grape origin and quality are prerequisites for high-quality wine. Only by merging these two fields can we produce wine that goes beyond the ordinary. We must manage the vineyard to get excellent raw material. Only then can we become mere shepherds of the wine and care for it rather than artificially altering its character."
They focus mainly on producing white wines, with a smaller share of red wines typical of the region. Their philosophy is based on knowledge from the past, expanded with modern expertise. Above all, they rely on careful work with grapes, because they believe quality is born in the vineyard. They farm some of the most prestigious vineyard sites in the Mikulov subregion around the villages of Perná and Novosedly. They emphasize varietal expression and preserving terroir. For this reason, they use their own starter cultures for each wine. The method uses native yeasts from individual vineyards. One week before harvest, a smaller amount of grapes is collected from the given vineyard and site. The grapes are crushed by hand and the pressed must begins spontaneous fermentation. Once it reaches 5-9% alcohol by volume, the fermenting must is added to the full batch, allowing the entire volume to ferment safely and quickly. Why exactly 5-9%?
"In the fermenting must, we only need noble yeast, but initially, there are many wild yeasts that can cause faults. Their viability is inhibited above 4% alcohol, leaving only noble yeasts. Furthermore, cold maceration at 6-8 °C using dry ice preserves the terroir. It lasts 24-48 hours to extract color, aromatics and nutrients. Another crucial intervention is the very careful and sensitive dosing of sulfur dioxide during production on lees."
The wines are divided into two lines, ROBUST and AROMATICO
ROBUST - Very full-bodied wines made exclusively in 225 l French oak barrels, where they also ferment. Kept on coarse lees without added sulfur. Aged in barrels for 6-14 months, then racked into stainless steel tanks and sulfited for the first time before bottling. The result is complex varietal wines supported by robust barrel notes.
AROMATICO - Softer, but still fuller-style wines made in stainless steel tanks. Aged for at least 6 months on fine lees. The result is a fresh, aromatic wine with excellent cellaring potential.