■ Appearance: A deep amber color, radiating a brilliant golden to coppery sheen.

■ Aroma: Expressive and aromatic. Bursts with scents of dried apricot, candied orange peel, and wild herbs, with delicate touches of chamomile tea.

■ Palate: Fresh and textured, with a magnificent structure. Flavors of ripe grapefruit and subtle redcurrant, accompanied by light apple blossom accents and gentle, savory tannins from the skin contact, leading to a long, elegant finish.

The Fusion of Five Elemente (Elements)
This unique wine blends five different white grape varieties: international stalwarts like Chardonnay, ancient indigenous Moldovan and Romanian varieties (Feteasca Alba, Feteasca Regala, and the rare Babeasca Gri), and Pinot Gris. Each grape adds its unique "element" of aroma, body, acidity, texture, and complexity to the final blend.

Constantin Stratan is widely revered as the godfather of organic viticulture in Moldova, consistently setting the gold standard for artisanal, low-intervention winemaking in the region. Highly acclaimed by natural wine enthusiasts and sommeliers in Eastern Europe and Japan, this vintage is an extremely rare gem, with only 950 bottles produced.

With its robust structure, delicate tannins, and vibrant acidity, this orange wine is incredibly versatile, easily transcending the boundaries of white and red wine pairings.

• ■ Grilled Salmon or Fatty Tuna: The wine's subtle tannins and acidity beautifully cut through the rich, oily texture of the fish, while its citrus notes enhance the overall flavor.
• ■ Charcuterie and Aged Cheeses: The umami, herbal, and dried apricot notes create a magical harmony with salty cured meats and sharp aged cheeses.
• ■ Spiced Chicken Tagine or Indian Curry: The wine's aromatic intensity and firm structure stand up to complex spices, creating a beautiful balance.

Recommended Serving Temperature: 10℃〜12℃ (Enjoy at this temperature range to bring out its full richness)

Region: Olanesti village, Dniester River Valley, Moldova
The Equinox vineyards are situated on gently sloping hillsides overlooking the Dniester River valley, benefiting from a unique microclimate that perfectly moderates the summer heat. The diverse soils, nurtured by regenerative agriculture, encourage deep root penetration, resulting in wines with intense minerality, concentrated flavors, and a clear reflection of this historic land.