Jump to Page 1234      prev | Babic Pilizota kvalitetno, 2013 SUSTAINABLE FARMING From the vineyards on the outskirts of Šibenik, Croatia, comes this Babić by winemaker Ivica Piližota. Aged for 12 months in large Slavonian oak, this Babić gives us aromas of ripe dark fruit, particularly blackberries, blueberries, plums, and figs. These aromas are accompanied by the typical earthiness and barnyard of the Babić grape, which is what gives this wine a certain body weight. The palate is traditional Babić – smooth, yet firm, mouthwatering acidity. It is gamey, and its petite tannins allow for a gentle finish. A very friendly and intriguing character invites you to keep on sipping. Enjoy with red meats, wild game, cured meats and cheese. Babic Pilizota Reserve, 2012 SUSTAINABLE FARMING The Piližota family brought exceptional quality back to the Babić grape varietal - and Piližota Babić (Premium) is what a Babić should be! This wine comes from Primošten, Croatia, the location of one of the most beautiful vineyards in the world.

So exceptionally stunning, they are being considered as a UNESCO World Heritage site! On the nose, it has its very unique and typical scents of barnyard, earthiness, laced with dark, warm fruit and spices. The palate gives us layers and layers of complexity. At first, warm, sweet spices, followed by deep, dark fruit, plums, figs, tobacco and dried herbs. A wine that is sure to change your wine world -- and at a very competitive price! Bura Dingac Plavac MalI, 2014 Located on the steep 45 degree Southern slopes of Peljesac Peninsula known for its big reds, Bura vineyards produce the most unique, delicious and prestigious wine to ever come out of the Dalmatian Coast. As much as there is talk about all the different wineries and winemakers in Croatia, no other winemaker stands out more than Niko Bura and his sacred Bura Dingač. Niko Bura’s vineyards are fully organic and are the truest expression of the microclimate and land of Croatia’s southern Dalmatian coast. The Bura family has a one of the longest traditions of winemaking in Dingač, spanning over five generations.

Typical bottle production of Bura Dingač is very limited (between 1,400 to 2,500 bottles, depending upon the year) and that is why every bottle opening should be treated as a special occasion. Made from slightly raisined grapes and vinified in native yeasts, Bura is a masculine wine of high extract and up to 15% alcohol, with intense black fruit on the nose, along with pine and a note of dry hay. PRACTICING ORGANIC Galeria is a unique, old-world style blend created by Niko Bura from the indigenous Dalmatian grape Plavac Mali, in addition to Marselan and Cabernet Sauvignon. Aromas of plum, red currant, and blackberry are followed by herbaceous notes of fennel and thyme. Mouth-watering acidity, sweet tannins, and thickened, earth fruitiness create an expressive, terroir-driven and balanced wine that will compliment a variety of dishes. Bura Lanterna Rukatac Dalmatia, 2013 This wine is the perfect expression of our Dalmatian tradition and lifestyle as well as the rugged terroir of Peljesac peninsula.

Made from Rukatac, a local variety, its aromas of apples, flowers and salty Adriatic wind lead to a rich mineral palate with a slightly bitter finish. Enjoy chilled with fish, shellfish, crab cakes and pasta with white wine sauce.seven best wine blogs Bura Plavac fresh, 2013lowest price built in wine cooler PRACTICING ORGANIC Friendly and inviting, just like the Dalmatian Coast, Bura Plavac is a fresh, aromatic wine from the cooler inland vineyard locations on Pelješac Peninsula. wine bars dc metro areaMedium-bodied, with fruity and bright aromas of black currant and cherry, it is best enjoyed slightly chilled with young cheeses and casual fare.wine and food london 2015

Bura wine 12 pk. SpecialBura Plavac FreshRegular price $310.0020% discount $248.00 Bura wine 6pk SpecialBura Dingac 2 btls. Bura Galeria 2 btls. Bura Plavac Fresh Regular price $196.00 15% discount $167.00wine t shirts funny CERTIFIED ORGANIC, NATURAL WINE Ivan Enjingi, Croatia's cult-status natural winemaker, shows us with this wine, much like with his dry late-harvest and aged Rhein Riesling, that when a white wine is made properly it can be and IS age worthy -- even at this price point!! best wine ebookA classically enchanting wine -- herbaceous and petrol notes, minerality, and some really nice ripe and dried autumn fruit on the nose lead to a complex palate that is layered and surprisingly fresh with acidity, which allows the wine to take on and compliment a variety of dishes -- be they lentils, fish, or meat! Enjingi Grasevina Fresh, 2012

Genius and cult winemaker Ivan Enjingi adds a real touch of sophistication to this hand-crafted fresh, crisp, easy-drinking Welschriesling, which normally does not see the depth, richness, complexity, and structure that Enjingi’s Welschriesling does. Dried apple and autumn fruit aromas combined with mouthwatering acidity, minerality, herbs, petrol, and a strong presence on the palate that creates a unique Graševina that is a bit fresher and crisper than Enjingi’s “standard” dry late-harvest Graševina, yet it is still enjoys complexity and has a full-bodyYou are invited to discover the beautiful Okanagan Valley. visually stunning landscapes, friendly people, world class Okanagan wine, gourmet foods, brilliant artists and fun activities all await you! We hope you love what you see and experience on the BeadTrails and have fun collecting beads and stories as you go. Okanagan life is a little laid back, business hours may vary! Here are the wonderful communities to explore & enjoy.

Take your time exploring downtown Summerland, where people are friendly and you’ll find a diverse selection of unique shops, galleries, restaurants and a fabulous museum. Visitors come to Summerland to buy fruit from local farms, taste the vintages of Bottle Neck Drive wineries, ride the Kettle Valley Steam Railway and see the work of accomplished local artists in galleries and studios. The Trans Canada Trail passes above Naramata’s rugged highland terrain, secluded beaches and, forested trails. It’s the perfect backdrop for visiting the amazing wineries and vineyards of the Naramata Bench. Shop for fresh produce at farms and markets, or tour art studios to browse the works of talented local artists. Situated between Okanagan and Skaha Lakes, Penticton allows you to experience an abundance of urban attractions or swim, fish, kayak, wakeboard, water ski, jet ski, windsurf or kitesurf . With beautiful sun-kissed beaches, delicious local menus to tempt you and Okanagan wine to sample, Penticton is not to be missed.

And you never know, you may even see the famous Ogopogo! A charming little town named after small, twin waterfalls that were once part of a scenic natural landscape, Ok Falls, also known as The Heart of Wine Country, offers many opportunities to taste Okanagan wine. Explore your adventurous side by hiking miles of trails, going horseback riding or even boating on Skaha Lake. The choice is yours. Known as the Wine Capital of Canada, Oliver is rich with orchards, vineyards and natural attractions that draw people for bird watching, water activities, hiking, mountain biking and golf. But the main attractions are the award-winning reds, whites, fruit wines and ice wines of the burgeoning Okanagan wine industry. Osoyoos, BC is a valley of stunning beauty and is Canada’s only true desert. With the warmest freshwater lake in Canada and hottest climate, Osoyoos is perfect for growing and producing delicious fresh fruit, vegetables and award-winning Okanagan wine. The community of West Kelowna, Westbank aka Westside includes a very diverse landscape, forests, local businesses and residential properties, nestled between rustic mountains and  Okanagan Lake.

Discover wineries, artisans, First Nations’ heritage, unique restaurants and much more. KELOWNA AND LAKE COUNTRY BEAD TRAIL Kelowna downtown offers boutique-shopping, museums, nightlife and the spectacular park-lined lakefront.  Just a short distance away, discover Pandosy Village, a charming and upscale lakeside enclave.   If you love the beach you are in luck because even main street ends at a beach! Lake Country includes charming communities and a rich culture. Peachland’s resort-style community offers family fun, side-walk cafes and unique shopping experiences.  The perfect base for water sports and hiking. Peachland also offers you the opportunity to view the stunning scenery from a different angle as you soar through pristine woods and rolling hills on one of the highest zip lines in Canada! Tucked away in grassland hills and surrounded by three lakes, downtown Vernon boasts one of the largest outdoor public art displays in Canada. Twenty-seven colourful murals depict the history, culture and stunning scenery of this year-round get-away.

Whether you want to taste artisan foods, learn about honey bees, visit a farm or explore galleries and museums there’s the perfect spot waiting for you in Vernon. Overlooking the fertile Spallumcheen Valley, Armstrong has an authentic old west vibe, complete with heritage buildings and an annual stampede. Browse the specialty shops and sample local cheese and honey.  Renowned for its scenic driving routes, just a short drive in any direction will reveal green alfalfa, golden wheat and towering evergreens. Keremeos is proud to call itself an ‘orchard village.’ edge of Canada’s Sonoran desert in the Similkameen Valley, Keremeos is also the western gateway to the regions vineyards and wineries. orchards are set against a backdrop of steep, rocky, mountains and share the landscape with cattle farmlands. The region is also a haven for hundreds of plant and animal species that are unique to the area. Keremeos is also home to one of the few remaining working Grist Mills in