Classic Zilavka

My first experience tasting a Bosnian wine, this golden-hued, lush, biodynamically farmed white from Brkić is crafted from the indigenous Žilavka grape. It's highly aromatic, bursting with pungent notes of bruised pear, decomposing flowers, dried tarragon, iron, and Honey Nut Cheerios. Lees contact has endowed it with a lovely texture, as well as aging in neutral oak, lending further dimension to fleshiness, the core expresses pear as well, but also nuanced, ripe pineapple, banana chips and lithe, stony minerality. For this American palate, Žilavka is a unique experience. 12.5% ABV | Sample

One of the most unique whites I have ever had. Tropical, musky, honeyed, almost like an old mans cologne. C5

It's a citrus blend; lemon, lime, oranges. Touch of guava, pineapple, oily, ginger root with a splash of creme, citrus blossoms, gritty minerals/chalk, dry stones and finishes with ripe tropical fruit.

Savory, herbal, pear. Bright refreshing acidity.

Tito would probably say "we can do better than making wines in our basement."

Truly unique. Pear, herbs, brine, hints of durian, minerals.

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Citlucka as much as I wanted to root for a Bosnian underdog this is deeply ordinary

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