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Production year: 2017
Alcohol: 13% Weight: 1.25kg
Darnekuša is a wine produced from the homonymous rare autochthonous variety from the Island of Hvar. It is special because it is only growing on the top of the Hvar Island, 580 m above the sea (it is probably the topmost vineyards in all Croatia) with a continental climate. Unlike Plavac Mali, the color of the wine comes from the “meat” of the grape (ruby color) not the skin. Wine has a unique aroma and a surprisingly fresh taste. Before bottling, wine lays out a minimum of 12 months in oak barrels and partially in stainless steel tanks.
It is recommended to serve at a temperature from 14 – 16° C with meals of meat and bluefish.
With a long tradition in winemaking, Plančić winery was established in 1985 on Hvar island. The concept of a winery is based exclusively on the production of wines that originate from indigenous Hvar grape varieties.
REGION Dalmatia
POSITION Hvar – 580 m above the sea
VARIETY Darnekuša
VINTAGE 2017
AGING POTENTIAL 2025
| Weight | 1,25 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 8 × 8 × 296 cm |
| Alcohol | 13% |
| Production year | 2017 |
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