Kotta '299'

Wine from the Gamza grape (the Hungarians call it Kadarka) comes from the north of Bulgaria. This comes from near Suhindol, the highest point of the Bulgarian Danube Plain. The vineyard is located 299 meters above sea level. On a long-extinct volcano. The grapes still suck the minerals from the once petrified lava. Gives the wine spice and character.

Nothing too much said. This is Bulgarian red in a New World style. Extroverted blackberries, blackcurrants with ADHD and tomatoes with a need for assertiveness. Ripe, intense and spicy. Seductive and sultry with a raw edge of green pepper.

Did you know?

Wine from the Gamza grape (the Hungarians call it Kadarka) comes from the north of Bulgaria. This comes from near Suhindol, the highest point of the Bulgarian Danube Plain. The vineyard is located 299 meters above sea level. On a long-extinct volcano. The grapes still suck the minerals from the once petrified lava. Gives the wine spice and character.