Krašno (Klet Brda) Belo 2022 [Slovenia / White / Dry]

■ Appearance: A vibrant straw-yellow with delicate golden reflections.

■ Aroma: An inviting bouquet of ripe fruit like juicy apple and white peach, intertwined with fresh wildflowers, a hint of spice, and sweet acacia.

■ Palate: Crisp and elegant with perfect structure. Lively citrus and ripe fruit flavors burst forth, followed by a mouthwatering, distinct minerality that gracefully lingers into a pleasant, refreshing finish.

Slovenia's Leading Winery
Klet Brda emerged from a passionate cooperative of 400 small, family-owned vineyards rooted in the breathtaking Goriska Brda region. Nestled between the snow-capped Alps and the sun-drenched Adriatic Sea, they craft terroir-driven wines celebrated globally for their purity, harmony, and dedication to sustainable viticulture.

Crafted with meticulous care, all grapes are hand-picked. To develop complexity and mouthfeel, Rebula is partially fermented in small oak barrels (barriques), while Chardonnay and Sauvignonasse are fermented and aged in temperature-controlled stainless steel tanks. The final blend beautifully integrates the tension of vibrant fruit with the rich texture gained from aging.

Here are some perfect pairings for this wine:

• ■ White Fish Carpaccio with Citrus Vinaigrette – The wine's refreshing acidity harmonizes with the citrus dressing, while its rich minerality acts like a squeeze of fresh lemon over delicate raw fish.
• ■ Creamy Vegetable Risotto – The wine's fresh fruit and subtle oak notes cut through the earthy richness of an asparagus or mushroom risotto, creating a beautiful balance.
• ■ Herb-Roasted Chicken – The Rebula's structure, enhanced by barrel aging, gives the wine enough body to stand up to a savory, crispy-skinned chicken dish, beautifully refreshing the palate with every bite.

Serving Temperature: 10℃〜12℃ (Enjoy its true richness within this temperature range)

Goriska Brda, Slovenia ("Slovenian Tuscany")
Steep, terraced vineyards thrive in this region's unique marl soil, locally known as "opoka." Combined with a distinct sub-Mediterranean climate, where warm sea breezes clash with cool alpine winds, this rugged terroir naturally limits grape yields. This concentration imparts intense aromatics and the distinctive, sharp, stony minerality that defines Goriska Brda's white wines.