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Product Details
Stina is the only commercial producer of this variety on the island of Brac and they are steadily expanding their vineyards in order to bring this Viognier-like variety back into consumption. We may expect rich notes of apricot, ripe apple, citruses and biting acidity which will create provisions for a serious and powerful white.
More Details
- Alcohol/Vol12%
- Made InCroatia
- ByPrivate Stock
- VarietalWhite - Light Dry
Product Details
Stina is the only commercial producer of this variety on the island of Brac and they are steadily expanding their vineyards in order to bring this Viognier-like variety back into consumption. We may expect rich notes of apricot, ripe apple, citruses and biting acidity which will create provisions for a serious and powerful white.
More Details
- Alcohol/Vol12%
- Made InCroatia
- ByPrivate Stock
- VarietalWhite - Light Dry
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NOTE: Prices subject to change without notice. Prices include container deposit fees where applicable. All products may not be available in all stores, and the vintage year displayed on the product image may differ from the stock available in stores and online. Select products may be available to customers in limited quantity. Value Added Products are subject to limited availability and may not be included with online purchases. Promotional offers are available online only, in limited quantity and while supplies last. The above-noted alcohol content may differ from the alcohol content displayed on the bottle label due to the timing of changes in vintage dates or production lot codes. Customers are advised to read the bottle labels to confirm the actual alcohol content of their purchases.
