Adoria · Zachowice, Lower Silesia · Poland
Dry red wine · Pinot Noir · 75 cl
Adoria Pinot Noir is a Burgundy-inspired Polish red from Dijon clones 777 and 115, matured in oak barrels. Named the second-best Polish red wine of 2021, it shows how well Pinot Noir is doing in Lower Silesia. Selected for Central Wines by Master Sommelier Adam Michocki.
Tasting note
Raspberry, strawberry, cherry and redcurrant with a subtle hint of vanilla from oak. With time come notes of stewed strawberry, grilled herbs, sweet spice and tangerine peel. Medium-bodied with fresh acidity and smooth tannins.
Sommelier's note · Adam Michocki MS
Elegant and silky, with red berries, a touch of spice, soft tannins and a delicate mineral edge.
Pair with
Poultry, duck and game birds, roast meats and mushroom dishes.
Details
- Producer: Adoria Vineyards
- Region: Lower Silesia, Poland
- Grape: Pinot Noir (Dijon clones 777 and 115)
- Style: dry red
- Élevage: oak barrels
- Alcohol: 12.5% abv
- Bottle: 75 cl
Awards
Second Best Polish Red Wine 2021; Decanter World Wine Awards Silver.
About Adoria
Adoria Vineyards was founded in 2001 in Zachowice, in the Odra valley about 20 minutes south of Wrocław, making it one of the pioneers of modern Polish wine. Led by winemaker Mike Whitney, the estate focuses on classic varieties (Chardonnay, Riesling and Pinot Noir from Dijon clones) and traditional-method sparkling wine.