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Oranžáda Rulandské Šedé (Pinot Gris)
Kutna Hora
Natural | White | Wine

Kutná Hora Winery is the only Demeter-certified winery in the Czech Republic. Every bottle of wine produced is biodynamic, with no added yeast or sulphites. The winery is the second largest in the country and founded in 2002 by Stanislav Rudolfský. Kutná Hora Winery is located in the wine sub-region Mĕlnik | Bohemia.

The current winemaker is Lukáš Rudolfský, son of the founder. He is a published author and also manages the company.

This “orange” wine is 100% Pinot Gris. The grapes were macerated for 2 months in open containers, then matured in Kvevri (clay urns).

Tasting Notes & Pairing Suggestions
    • 100% Pinot Gris
    • The aroma and taste is like a compote of tangerines, apricots and peach

with tones of grapefruit, honey and spices

  • It has a long, mineral finish
  • Pairs brilliantly with braised lamb, spicy dishes, curry, Asian cuisine
  • Serving Temperature: 10-12°C
Analytics
Residual Sugar: 8.2 g/L
Acid: 5.0 g/L
Alcohol: 13.5%
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We’re John and Brenda Steinsky from PEI. John is a proud first-generation Czech Canadian. Since May 2018, he has served as an Honorary Consul for the Czech Republic in PEI and New Brunswick, also covering Nova Scotia and Newfoundland in an “acting” capacity. In addition to providing consular services to Czech nationals in these provinces, John was keen to promote “economic diplomacy” with Atlantic Canadians, by sharing Czech goods and services they otherwise might not have access to.

Beer and wine seemed like good fits given the proliferation of craft brewing in the Maritimes and local interest in "new old-world wines." Czech wine is often described as "the best wines you’ve never heard of." We’re hoping to change that!