Silesian · Lower Silesia · Poland
Dry red wine · multi-vintage blend · 75 cl
Silesian Cuvée Colorée is a layered Polish red that blends two vintages, three grape varieties and several winemaking methods: wild and cultured yeasts, oak barrels and steel tanks, short and long maceration. The label shows grandfather with Dukat, the rare leopard-spotted horse that was the pride of his stud. Selected for Central Wines by Master Sommelier Adam Michocki.
Tasting note
Warm spice, redcurrant, cherry and dried plum. Multi-layered, with pleasant, well-integrated tannins.
Sommelier's note · Adam Michocki MS
Crunchy cranberries, subtle strawberries, raspberries, cherries and red rose petals, with smooth, velvety tannins and a juicy texture.
Pair with
Game, roast duck and farmhouse cheeses.
Details
- Producer: Winnica Silesian
- Region: Lower Silesia, Poland
- Grapes: blend of three red varieties
- Style: dry red
- Vintage: multi-vintage (two harvests)
- Élevage: part oak barrels, part stainless steel
- Bottle: 75 cl
About Silesian
Winnica Silesian is a family vineyard in Lower Silesia, south-west Poland. It takes its name from the Silesian horse, the breed the family's grandfather raised at his stud, and its labels carry photographs of those horses and of the family. The vineyard is in conversion to organic farming, and its “Szato Bagno” series explores natural, low-intervention winemaking.