Blaufränkisch

Bottle size: 0,75 L

Vintage: 2018

Explosion of fruit flavours. It prides itself with nice freshness, drinkability and deep purple colour. Blaufränkisch is wine of the future. It has the highest rate of resveratrol of all wines.


Distinctive colour and taste
Although it slips down the throat lightly it is not simple for it prides itself with its strong character, deep taste and intensive colour. Blaufränkisch Zajc expresses its youthful playfulness with vivid ruby-red colour and its bouquet resembles small fruits of the forest. They express themselves even more in the wine's taste, especially bramble and mulberry-like flavour. With years it gains its typical maturing fragrance.

Beneficial effects on well-being
Blaufränkisch is distinguished with high content of resveratrol, antioxidant which has beneficial effects on our well-being and health.

Interested Tasting note
Blaufränkisch

Appelation

Dolenjska

Serving temperature

18 - 20°C

Vintage

2018

Colour

Red wine

Sweetness

Dry

Alcohol

11,0 vol.%

Varietals

Blaufränkisch

Tasting note

The colour is medium deep violet. The bouquet is youthfully vibrant after red berries, raspberry, somewhat spicy. It is dry in the mouth, of higher acids, light body, tanins are almost non detectable. One should try it with barbeque dishes and dried meat.

Awards

2019: Decanter Silver

Bottle size

Volume: 0,75 L

Density

4.000 vines/ha

Climate

continental climate

Annual production

32.000 bottles / leto

Line

Zajc

Vine training

lower sparrow vine cultivation

Residual sugar

3,4 g/l

Ageing potential

Cool down appropriately and enjoy it.

Acidity

5,2 g/l

Bottling

Just before the sale.

Terrain

South and southeast location

Quality scheme

Protected designation of origin (PDO)

Soil

Limestones and dolomits.

Harvest notes

Top quality harvest with short grape delivery from wineyard to start of maceration. Grapes are nurtured nature friendly, strictly selected and picked exclusively by hand.

Vinification

Maceration takes place in vinificator, where contact between grape skins and grape must is maintained with constant slow mixing. Fermentation is started with endigenous yeast. Maceration takes 7 days.

Ageing

After finished maceration the must is pressed and finishes its fermentation in steel tank, where it then ages untill bottling.


A culinary tip

A culinary tip

The character of this wine matches best with carpaccio, beefsteaks, grilled dishes, dishes with beef and dishes with cheese. It can be surprisingly pleasant with uncooked vegetarian cake with dark chocolate.

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