A Bordeaux blend but not quite what you might expect – in a very good way. Plush, expressive and floral like their Pinots but with a fuller, fleshier experienceoverall. Red and blueberries sprinkled with black pepper and tied together by a slightly savoury grip, there’s so much fun to be had here.This is all about freshness, vibrant fruit and delicious, classy ease. Drink up!

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Edoardo Miroglio, an Italian textile mogul with vineyards in Barolo first came to this area of Bulgaria to sell fabrics and hespotted the immense potential for wine production.After an extensive two year search for the primepiece of land, they settled on apiece of land on the eastern side of the Thracian Valley, with the Saint Ilia hills shading the area from the freezing Baltic winds whilsta natural lake nearby regulates the temperature.Alberto Le Rosa, who was overseeing the vineyards at one of Barolo’s most famous Barolo producers at the timetasted the maiden2004 vintage, and was amazed. This epiphany caused him to up sticks from his Barolo home to oversee the vineyards and he’s been there ever since. The vines are now 21 years old and the quality of fruit just gets better and better.