Orbis Chardonnay Bio - Cantina Erzetiĉ 2018

Name: Orbis Chardonnay Bio - Cantina Erzetiĉ
Brand: Cantina Erzetiĉ
SKU: rin-21492
Price: 45.26 EUR
Availability: InStock

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Format: 75 cl

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45,26 €

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Technical information

Producer	Cantina Erzetiĉ
Name	Orbis Chardonnay Bio
Variety	Chardonnay
Vintage	2018
Gradation	13.5%
Format	75 cl
Aromatic profile	Fruity, notes of apple and citrus
Vinification method	Steel fermentation, organic
Region	Goriška Brda
Country	Italy
Type	White wine
Aging	12 months in oak, mulberry, wild cherry, ash and acacia barrels
Type of cask	Oak, mulberry, wild cherry, ash, acacia
Color	White
Serving temperature	10-12°C
Recommended consumption	Young, within 2 years
Pairing	Fish, white meats, fresh cheeses

Descrizione

Orbis Chardonnay Bio from Cantina Erzetiĉ is a white wine born in the heart of a territory dedicated to sustainable viticulture, where respect for the environment translates into an authentic and refined product. Cultivated with organic methods, this Chardonnay expresses elegant aromas of yellow-fleshed fruit, such as peach and apricot, accompanied by light floral hints and a delicate buttery note due to careful and well-balanced aging. The passage in wood, if present, is expertly dosed to preserve the freshness and minerality typical of the grape variety, characteristic of the terroir on which Cantina Erzetiĉ operates with passion. On the palate, it reveals a soft and enveloping structure, with a balanced acidity that facilitates pairing with fish dishes, white meats, and fresh cheeses, ideal for those seeking a versatile and genuine white wine.

The winery

Vinarstvo Erzetič (Erzetič) – Winery in Goriška Brda (Brda)

Discover the story and wines of Vinarstvo Erzetič (Erzetič).

Family-owned winery in Višnjevik (Dobrovo, Goriška Brda, Slovenia), known for its focus on Rebula and for using buried amphorae alongside modern winemaking methods.

Region: Goriška Brda (Brda)

Country: Slovenia

Founded: 1725

Grapes: Rebula, Črna Rebula (Ribolla Nera), Sivi Pinot (Pinot Gris), Beli Pinot (Pinot Blanc), Chardonnay, Sauvignon, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot

Family tradition documented since 1725. Strong identity tied to the native Rebula grape variety. Use of large buried amphorae alongside oak barrels. Orientation toward ecological/organic viticulture Presence of international awards

Shop all wines from Vinarstvo Erzetič (Erzetič) The winery Vinarstvo Erzetič (Erzetič)

Winery history

The Erzetič family has been in Višnjevik for centuries: the family estate has documented historical roots dating back to 1725 and in recent decades has been revitalised by the younger generations. The winery blends the traditional heritage of terraced vineyards with investments in the cellar and projects to transition to ecological practices.

Production philosophy

The approach combines respect for the land with contemporary techniques: careful viticultural practices, stainless-steel vinification for fresh wines, and selected ageing in oak barrels and large buried amphorae to express terroir and longevity.

Terroir and vineyards

Situated in Višnjevik, Goriška Brda, the estate cultivates terraced vineyards on soils rich in marls and laporti, with flysch formations. The microclimate is influenced by the proximity of the Adriatic Sea and alpine currents, factors that contribute to the minerality and acidity typical of the local wines.

Awards and recognitions

The winery has received recognition in international competitions; public listings include medals at the Decanter World Wine Awards for some labels, including the Rebula in some editions.