Turnau · Baniewice, West Pomerania · Poland
Sweet dessert wine · botrytised Solaris · 37.5 cl
Turnau Szlachetny Zbiór (“noble harvest”) is a Polish botrytis dessert wine made from late-harvested Solaris grapes touched by noble rot, in the tradition of Sauternes and Tokaji. Selected for Central Wines by Master Sommelier Adam Michocki.
Tasting note
Hay, herbs, honey, pear and peach on the nose. The palate is rich yet fresh, with ripe banana, pear, sage, vanilla and linden honey, balanced by lively acidity.
Sommelier's note · Adam Michocki MS
Refreshingly sweet, with ripe citrus and apple, honey and honeysuckle. Great balance between acidity and sweetness.
Pair with
Blue and hard cheeses, pâté and foie gras, fruit tarts and desserts.
Details
- Producer: Winnica Turnau
- Region: West Pomerania, Poland
- Grape: Solaris (around 70% botrytised)
- Style: sweet dessert wine
- Alcohol: 8.5% abv
- Residual sugar: 91.3 g/l · Acidity: 9.1 g/l
- Fermentation: stainless steel at 12°C
- Bottle: 37.5 cl half bottle
Awards
PIWI Grand Gold (2022), AWC Vienna Gold (2022), Decanter World Wine Awards Bronze (2022).
About Turnau
Winnica Turnau is a family estate in Baniewice, near Szczecin in north-west Poland. The Turnau cousins founded it in 2010 in a restored nineteenth-century farm building, working with German winemaker Frank Faust. Today it is one of Poland's largest vineyards and a benchmark for modern Polish wine.