Pervino Yellow Muscat 2024

A dark ruby-colored wine made from the Teran variety and aged for three years in barrique barrels. Intense aromas of ripe sour cherry and dried plum, with notes of smoke, leather and coffee. Powerful, full-bodied and long-lasting on the finish.

Aromatic dry white wine of light yellow colour, with notes of meadow flowers, yellow apple and orange zest. Pleasant freshness, good balance and a distinct aftertaste of yellow apple.

Wine of elegant deep ruby colour, with aromas of ripe blackberries and violets, complemented by smoke and dark chocolate. Dry, balanced and expressive.

On the first nose, dominant notes of sage honey and candied orange peel appear, followed by hints of gooseberry, ripe peach, and dried almonds. The wine is semi-sweet, moderately warm, and moderately smooth, while also offering good freshness. It is flavourful with a medium body. The wine is balanced, with pronounced flavour intensity and a long-lasting finish. On the aftertaste, notes of ripe peach emerge. It is harmonious, easy to drink, and pairs excellently with delicate fruit tarts.

A dry aromatic wine from the 2023 vintage made from the Muscat à Petit Grains (local „Momjanski muškat”), pale yellow in colour with citrus- and floral-driven aromas, elegant sweetness and fresh minerality.

Yellow Muscat is a white, aromatic grape variety belonging to the Muscat family. It is grown mostly in Istria and northern Italy, where it is commonly used for the production of dessert wines. The wine is known for its large, loose clusters of deep yellow berries and its golden colour in the glass.Beyond its authentic and adventurous character, Yellow Muscat is defined by a unique and strongly fruity flavour, alongside an intense aromatic diversity and fullness of body. It displays fine freshness and structure, with a pronounced fruity muscat and floral bouquet, and pairs excellently with desserts when served at 6–8 °C.This semi-dry wine surprises with its fruity harmony and long-lasting pleasant freshness, whose energetic and original aromas are complemented by a dense texture and sweet, rich flavours.

Kopjar Muscat is a refreshing sparkling wine with an expressive Muscat aroma and an excellent balance of acidity and residual sugar, offering both fruity and floral bouquet. Kopjar Muscat is produced from organically grown Muscat grapes using the traditional method of second fermentation in the bottle.

Valenta Winery is a newer name on the wine scene, but only when speaking of labels. Wine has been produced in this family for a long time, and a great deal of knowledge and experience is hidden in these bottles. The audience seems to respond very well to what Valter Valenta does, as the wines had one of the shortest paths from anonymity to standing shoulder-to-shoulder with the best. As Kaldir and the surroundings of Motovun are slowly proving to be a special place for Malvasia and Teran, this small family winery is steadily climbing in the competition for recognition. The Muscat is no exception. What especially distinguishes it is the well-judged sweetness. The wine does not tire the palate, it is very pleasant in the mouth, with very clean and clear Muscat aromas and, although sweet, it manages to remain elegant.

Kopjar Muscat is a refreshing sparkling wine with an expressive Muscat aroma and an excellent balance of acidity and residual sugar, offering both fruity and floral bouquet. Kopjar Muscat is produced from organically grown Muscat grapes using the traditional method of second fermentation in the bottle.

Valenta Winery is a newer name on the wine scene, but only when speaking of labels. Wine has been produced in this family for a long time, and a great deal of knowledge and experience is hidden in these bottles. The audience seems to respond very well to what Valter Valenta does, as the wines had one of the shortest paths from anonymity to standing shoulder-to-shoulder with the best. As Kaldir and the surroundings of Motovun are slowly proving to be a special place for Malvasia and Teran, this small family winery is steadily climbing in the competition for recognition. The Muscat is no exception. What especially distinguishes it is the well-judged sweetness. The wine does not tire the palate, it is very pleasant in the mouth, with very clean and clear Muscat aromas and, although sweet, it manages to remain elegant.

On the first nose, dominant notes of sage honey and candied orange peel appear, followed by hints of gooseberry, ripe peach, and dried almonds. The wine is semi-sweet, moderately warm, and moderately smooth, while also offering good freshness. It is flavourful with a medium body. The wine is balanced, with pronounced flavour intensity and a long-lasting finish. On the aftertaste, notes of ripe peach emerge. It is harmonious, easy to drink, and pairs excellently with delicate fruit tarts.

A dry aromatic wine from the 2023 vintage made from the Muscat à Petit Grains (local „Momjanski muškat”), pale yellow in colour with citrus- and floral-driven aromas, elegant sweetness and fresh minerality.

Yellow Muscat is a white, aromatic grape variety belonging to the Muscat family. It is grown mostly in Istria and northern Italy, where it is commonly used for the production of dessert wines. The wine is known for its large, loose clusters of deep yellow berries and its golden colour in the glass.Beyond its authentic and adventurous character, Yellow Muscat is defined by a unique and strongly fruity flavour, alongside an intense aromatic diversity and fullness of body. It displays fine freshness and structure, with a pronounced fruity muscat and floral bouquet, and pairs excellently with desserts when served at 6–8 °C.This semi-dry wine surprises with its fruity harmony and long-lasting pleasant freshness, whose energetic and original aromas are complemented by a dense texture and sweet, rich flavours.

Kopjar Muscat is a refreshing sparkling wine with an expressive Muscat aroma and an excellent balance of acidity and residual sugar, offering both fruity and floral bouquet. Kopjar Muscat is produced from organically grown Muscat grapes using the traditional method of second fermentation in the bottle.

Semi-sweet white wine in a light golden hue, with intense floral aromas, lemon zest, apricot and quince. Fresh, elegant and easy to drink.

Semi-sweet white wine in a light golden hue, with intense floral aromas, lemon zest, apricot and quince. Fresh, elegant and easy to drink.

An aromatic ruby-red wine with pronounced notes of rose, cranberry, wild strawberry and cherry. Slightly sweet, fresh and elegant.

Expressive floral Muscat aroma, with strong structure and balanced acidity that delivers a harmonious taste. Ideal with desserts or simply for enjoyment in pleasant company.

An aromatic ruby-red wine with pronounced notes of rose, cranberry, wild strawberry and cherry. Slightly sweet, fresh and elegant.

Expressive floral Muscat aroma, with strong structure and balanced acidity that delivers a harmonious taste. Ideal with desserts or simply for enjoyment in pleasant company.

Le Divine is a unique blend of 60% Sauvignon and 40% Istrian Malvasia. This powerful and rich wine came to be almost by accident, when a surplus of Sauvignon was left in the cellar in 2020. The wine aged for six months in wooden barrels and then a further year in the bottle. Le Divine enchants with its minerality and a subtle touch of oak, while its gentle aroma reveals notes of grapefruit, lime and vineyard peach. Its harmonious body is not overpowering but glides elegantly down the palate, offering a refined wine experience. It is bottled in 1.5-litre bottles, symbolising the monumentality of the Pula Arena, which also appears on the label designed by Studio Tumpić&Prenc. The label is inspired by an Istrian legend about fairy builders – powerful beings who, by night, stacked stones from Učka to build the magnificent structure. When the first rooster crowed, the fairies had to leave, leaving the Arena unfinished. Later they reached Vižinada and helped build the picturesque village of Narduči

Teran Barrique is a wine made from hand-picked grapes that reaches its optimal tasting moment only after it has achieved the desired maturity, which is why each bottle is sealed in a specially designed box. After ageing for 12 months in wooden barrels five metres underground, the wine requires a further three months of bottle maturation. For this reason, the box is unlocked only after 90 days using an app and a QR code, and during that waiting period the app sends the wine lover messages with insights from the world of oenology and the history of our winery. After three months the owner receives the unlocking code, and the bottle carries the message “Time for your time”. The unlocked treasure is within reach – a ruby-red wine with noble aromas and mature flavour, showing the characteristic notes of forest fruit and a subtle hint of vanilla, pairing perfectly with meat dishes, game, prosciutto and cheese, as well as various truffle dishes.

The “Celeste” sparkling wine is a rosé made from Teran (60%), Merlot (30%), and Black Malvasia (10%).

Wine from the darker variant of Malvasia, deep in colour and expressive in aroma. Notes of cherry, dark plum, Mediterranean herbs and black pepper. Dry and balanced.

A dry wine made from 100% Malvazija Istarska, with a golden-yellow hue and aromas of vanilla, dried apricots and almonds, mineral and full-bodied.

Fakin Malvazija LA Prima 2023 0.75L

On the Terre Rosse site near Petrovija (close to Umag) both genetically very close yet distinct varieties, Teran and Refosco, grow on red soil. Both have high acidity and a large share of antioxidants, producing fresh, invigorating and long-lasting wines. Low yield provides additional assurance of aroma quality and the potential for long ageing. Alcoholic fermentation begins at 25–28 °C for 10–15 days. Malolactic fermentation and maturation take place in small oak barrels for 36 months, helping to round the initially lively acids and tannins. This is followed by blending and ageing in a large cask for several months, after which the wine settles and matures in bottle for a further 6 months.

Ruby red with purple hues and the typical varietal aromas of red fruit, with cherry standing slightly in the foreground. Full-bodied and concentrated on the palate, with pronounced acidity and lively, well-integrated tannins. The finish is pleasant and long, with a promising potential for ageing.

This world-renowned white grape variety achieves excellent results on the Narduči sites. The wine is characterised by a bright, vivid yellow colour. Its aroma is open, with a clean and fresh scent of white fruit and flowers. The taste is notably lively, fresh and gently sweet, with a lightly pronounced acidity. It pairs excellently with fish dishes, seafood and pasta.

A naturally sparkling wine produced by the Charmat method, Brut, 12.5% vol. alcohol. Rich effervescence and a multitude of fine bubbles rising to the surface tease the senses and invite tasting. Thanks to secondary fermentation in tank, the characteristic aroma of Istrian Malvasia dominates, recalling citrus and acacia blossom. On the palate it is fresh and lively, yet at the same time full of flavour — unpretentious, but capable of satisfying even the most demanding palate.

Deep ruby-red colour with a garnet hue. Clear and dense, with muted reflections. Sweet notes of ripe dark berries reminiscent of blackcurrant jam, and spicy tones of black pepper, thyme and carob. On the palate it is soft, fresh and persistent, with gentle ripe tannins and a long-lasting flavour.

An aromatic red wine of intense colour with primary notes of ripe cherry, raspberry and strawberry. Fresh, dynamic and elegant.

Franc Arman Merlot Superior matures partly in large oak barrels and partly in barrique casks. It is characterised by a deep dark-red colour. This atypically styled wine is full and robust, yet still pleasantly drinkable, marked by aromas of ripe cherry and raspberry with a chocolate-and-spice aftertaste. Discreet oak notes intertwine gently with the fruit aromatics, contributing to the wine’s superior overall impression.

A wine with a pronounced yet elegant and non-aggressive aroma. The nose is dominated by characteristic herbal-fruity notes, while the palate reveals tropical fruit — mango, passion fruit and citrus — with a herbal finish. This fresh, medium-bodied wine pairs ideally with noble cheeses, fish dishes and shellfish.

This wine is born in the finest wine-growing area of Buje, Contarini-Brazzania, where low yields per hectare allow the creation of top-quality wines. The vineyards are laid like an amphitheatre, ideally benefiting from the local climate and the mineral white soil. Alcoholic fermentation begins at 25–28 °C for 15–20 days. Malolactic fermentation and maturation follow in small oak barrels for 18 months, allowing the noble aromas of wood and grapes to meld. The wine is then blended and aged for one year in a large cask, after which it rounds off and matures in the bottle for a further 6 months.