Chateau GRAND BARI sacramental wine 2023 0,75 l 10,5%

Chateau GRAND BARI sacramental wine 2022 is a dessert white wine that combines natural sweetness and delicate acidity. The aroma of spring flowers and stone fruits will enchant your senses, while the taste of the wine is clean and refreshing. This wine exemplifies a pious character that harmoniously complements its sweet profile.

Basic information:

• Residual sugar: Sweet, 64 g/l.
• Region: Tokaj.
• Classification: Wine with a protected designation of origin, selection of grapes, quality branded wine, white, sweet, low histamine.
• Variety: Cuvée of Furmint, Linden and Muscat Yellow.
• Allergens: Contains sulphites.

Chateau GRAND BARI sacramental wine 2022 contains an extremely low histamine content, less than 0,25 mg/l, which is favourable for histamine-sensitive people.

Food pairing:

It is ideal as an accompaniment to mould cheeses, various desserts, and Indian cuisine. Its sweetness and aromatic character make it excellent for toasts on special occasions.

Serving:

The optimum serving temperature is 9 - 11 °C and it is recommended to serve in special white wine glasses, which allow the wine to fully develop its aroma.

Chateau GRAND BARI sacramental wine 2022 has excellent potential for archiving and can be stored for 10 to 15 years, during which time its flavours will continue to develop and gain complexity.

Chateau GRAND BARI sacramental wine 2022 is produced with the permission of the Archdiocese of Košice, which emphasises its authenticity and tradition in line with spiritual values.

Chateau GRAND BARI:

Chateau GRAND BARI, a new wine brand in the Tokaj region, brings a revolutionary perspective to wine production. It boldly demolishes the myths of Tokaj wines as only heavy, sweet, putny types. Wine lovers have already noticed the innovative production in wine shops and restaurants, where Chateau GRAND BARI offers dry, light, fresh and mineral wines that are completely different from what they were used to from Tokaj.

Chateau GRAND BARI's winery stands out for its unique architecture with elements of Italian style, a tribute to the Italian winemakers who brought the art of winemaking to Great Bari. The building is set into terraced terrain and surrounded by a massive hillside, offering apartment accommodation with spectacular views of the vineyards and sun-drenched region. Underground, there are hundreds of metres of traditional tufa cellars accessible to visitors.

Within the winery there is a Tokaj exhibition and the main attraction - the original wine press from 1873, which thanks to the work of restorers can be seen in excellent condition.