Hand work and a close-to-nature approach

Oenological practice and technology

Yield control, careful selection, spontaneous fermentation and gentle cellar work.

Vines1,465
Trainingcordon-trained vineyard
Fermentationspontaneous
Main stylereductive technology
Hand work and a close-to-nature approach

The essence of the process

The technology is designed to let the character of the grape and the vineyard appear as clearly as possible in the bottle.

On the roughly half-hectare cordon-trained vineyard, grapes are grown with strict yield control. Trunk cleaning and shoot selection are carried out personally, with attention given to each of the 1,465 vines.

Harvest usually takes place at the end of September or in early October. Selected bunches are destemmed and crushed with stainless steel equipment, then, depending on the variety, receive short skin contact before manual pressing.

Fermentation is driven by wild yeasts naturally present in the environment. It is a greater risk, but we believe that fewer artificial interventions create wines with true personality.

For all wine types, the main technology is reductive, stainless-steel tank vinification. Barrel-aged or oxidative lots are made only in exceptional vintages and in very small quantities.

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process

Vineyard work

Yield control, trunk cleaning and shoot selection with hands-on attention.

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process

Harvest

A later, careful harvest with selected bunches and the help of family and friends.

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Pressing

Stainless-steel destemming and crushing, variety-specific skin contact and manual pressing.

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process

Fermentation

Spontaneous fermentation with wild yeasts to preserve natural character.

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process

Ageing

Primarily stainless-steel reductive technology; barrel use only in special vintages.

cellar and vineyard

The essence of the process

principle

Hand work and a close-to-nature approach

On the roughly half-hectare cordon-trained vineyard, grapes are grown with strict yield control. Trunk cleaning and shoot selection are carried out personally, with attention given to each of the 1,465 vines.

Harvest usually takes place at the end of September or in early October. Selected bunches are destemmed and crushed with stainless steel equipment, then, depending on the variety, receive short skin contact before manual pressing.

Fermentation is driven by wild yeasts naturally present in the environment. It is a greater risk, but we believe that fewer artificial interventions create wines with true personality.

philosophy

Less intervention, more character

Technology is not the goal. Its role is to keep the character of the Felsőörs site, the vintage and the grape clearly present in the wine.

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