Tempus Vini Mavrud 2022
Art. # 6630Tempus Vini Mavrud is an expression of natural and organic wine from the Mavrud variety.
The wine is from the area of the village of Tatarevo, Parvomai, from 28-year-old vineyards. It has not been sprayed and no chemicals or pesticides have been used. The color is dense, almost black, with purple hues, opaque and deep. The aroma is rich, earthy with many black fruits (black cherry, blackcurrant, plum) as well as a floral aroma of violets. A wonderful wine for local dishes, beef with wine sauce and root vegetables, ripe cheeses like Comté, Morbier, and Manchego, as well as light desserts with nuts.
A natural expression of Mavrud through the interpretation of Tempus Vini.
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