Antunović Zeleni Silvanac 2015

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The mission of Antunović winery is to position itself as a boutique winery with premium wines produced in small quantities intended for real wine lovers! The Antunović winery has a hundred-year-old family tradition of wine growing and wine production. Since planting a new vineyard in 2004, Jasna Antunović Turk, BEc, has taken the family business into “a new wine making age”. The winery is located in north-eastern Croatia. In a winemaking region known as Podunavlje – vinogorje (vineyards) Erdut. The exquisite micro climate of the Danube watercourse, fertile and loose soil and equal distribution of precipitation and sunshine all ensure highly favorable conditions for planting various grapevine varieties. 75% of Antunović Winery’s assortment consists of white wine varieties (Welschriesling, Chardonnay, Sylvaner, Muscat Ottonel and Chasselas). And 25% of red wine varieties (Pinot noir, cabernet franc and cabernet sauvignon). The winemaking facility also includes a wine tasting room where guests can enjoy homemade culinary specialties with wine.

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Wine notes

Winery	Antunović Winery
Country	Croatia
Region	Slavonia and Croatian Danube
Variety	Zeleni Silvanac (Silvaner)
Category	White wines
Bottle size	0.75 L
Production	5.000

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Green apple

This white wine grape variety originates from a Caucasian wild grape variety and it was first mentioned in Austria 800 years ago. The name was derived from Roman tutelary deity Silvanus. The wine is wonderful, lovely and extremely soft and arouses incredible sensations. The flavor refers to fresh fruit, wild flowers, and green leaves. The freshness of the wine is opposed to its full-body. This wine perfectly goes with continental Croatia cuisine. It asks for meat dishes, pork, lamb, roast beef, so it is an ideal choice for celebrations and parties. It is best served at temperatures between 10 and 11°C.