Czech Republic
Czech Republic
Milan Nestarec 2020 Transcendent
Czech Rosé
$65.99
Vivid cherry colour accompanies a deep, white-wine-like profile with long, bright acidity and nutty flor character. Direct-press Regent juice is added to Neuburger and Riesling fermenting on their skins. Wine from two earlier harvests forms part of the blend, which matures in barrel without topping up. The wine is bottled without added sulphur, fining or filtration, and each bottle is hand sprayed.
Dlúhé Grefty 2021 Rufus
Czech Red
$41.99
The wine comes from Mutěnice in the Czech Republic. The family farms one and a half hectares of organic vines across eight small plots of clay and loess. Relatives help in the vineyard and cellar, while the children inspire the label artwork. The plantings include several central European varieties, and every bottle is closed under crown cap.
Milan Nestarec 2017 Forks & Knives Red
Czech Red
$46.99
Cabernet Franc, Blaufränkisch, Cabernet Sauvignon and Pinot Noir come from twenty-year-old vines planted on sand in Moravský Žižkov. The grapes are destemmed and undergo carbonic maceration, followed by maturation in old large oak. The wine is made without added sulphur and contains twelve and a half percent alcohol. It is a red wine from the Czech Republic.
Milan Nestarec 2020 Bum Bum Cha Rosé Pet-Nat
Czech Sparkling
$56.99
This gently sparkling rosé combines Riesling, Frankovka, Sauvignon and Zweigelt. The grapes co-ferment before the wine is sealed under crown cap to finish fermentation. Strawberries and cherries are part of the profile, and the wine contains eleven percent alcohol. Four distinct colourful label versions were created for this release and are mixed within the cases.
Milan Nestarec 2016 Pink Gummy Bear Zweigelt
Czech Red
$56.99
Strawberry and spice appear in a red made from Zweigelt. The grapes come from South Moravia, where vines grow on loess and clay. Fruit is harvested by hand and destemmed, then macerated for fourteen days in a 3,000-litre stainless-steel tank. The wine spends twenty-three months in used 225-litre oak barrels and is bottled without added sulphur dioxide. The vineyard is farmed organically.
Bernard Celebration Lager 500 mL
Czech Beer
$8.99
Dark golden colour appears with well-formed bitterness, malt character and documented drinkability. An international judging note records those details. The brewery identifies this as an unpasteurized lager with fine yeast culture, a distinctive flavour and fine yeast taste and aroma. Its documented 500 mL format accompanies the published malt, bitterness, drinkability and overall yeast profile.
Kozel Premium Lager 500 mL
Czech Beer
$3.99
Three selected malts and aromatic Czech Premiant hops are used in this full-bodied lager. The official profile records a well-balanced taste, welcome bitterness and 4.6 per cent alcohol. Those malts and hops are presented alongside the beer’s full body, balanced flavour and pleasant bitterness in the brewery’s account of this lager and its documented recipe.