"Sivi Pinot" 2022 - Kmetija Stekar

"Sivi Pinot"- Kmetija Stekar

"Sivi Pinot" is a fresh wine, characterized by a great drinkability and a beautiful structure. Spontaneous vinification with a very brief maceration on the skins, followed by an aging in oak barrels for one year before bottling. The Sivi Pinot is golden yellow in color. The nose is complex with sweet hints of almond paste, brackish notes, and yellow fruit and dried fruit jam. The tasting is marked by a great balance and good freshness. One glass leads to another, literally.

Service

It is advisable to taste it at a temperature of 8/10 ° C in tulip glasses. Wine to be drunk immediately but holds up well time.

Pairings

The natural combination is the precious shellfish, tasty fish and land appetizers.

Winery: Kmetija Stekar

The Štekar family is located in Snezatno, a few kilometers from Nova Gorica, in the heart of the Slovenian Collio. The family has always made wine, the company was founded in 1672, and in the early nineties it was heavily renovated by Emil Štekar, grandfather of the current owner, Kmetija Stekar. Five hectares of vineyard located at an average altitude of 180 m, with exposure to the south and southwest, located on the famous Ponca, a type of land that is only found in these parts, a mixture of marl and sandstone stratified in the course of the centuries. Vineyards of Picolit, Verduzzo, Malvasia, Merlot, Ribolla Gialla, Malvasia and Pinot Noir cultivated in a healthy way without the use of chemical substances, thanks also to the ventilated climate and with lower humidity which lowers the possibility of vine diseases. The grapes are not vinified every year, but only if the vintage is optimal. In the cellar, we try to explore the rich local tradition made of prolonged macerations and spontaneous fermentations with indigenous yeasts without the use of chemistry, additives and invasive technologies. From all over this extraordinary wines emerge, complex, expressing all the evocative force of the terroir. Still and macerated wines, but we note a passito, the "4 Aši", based Ribolla Gialla and, the "Beli Kos" from late Merlot grapes.