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Pamid Tempis Vini 2023
Pamid is one of the most ancient and widespread Bulgarian varieties, known for more than 4000 years. This wine is created from 45 year old vines to reveal its potential and freshness. During vinification, spontaneous fermentation with wild yeasts takes place in order to maximize the varietal's terroir. The result is a balanced and complete wine with exceptional fruit structure.
Filtered and aged in bottle for 3 months. Limited edition - 700 bottles
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