Grand Vintage Syrah, 0.75 L

- Grand Vintage Syrah 2021, 1.5 L
- Grand Vintage Syrah, 1.5 L
- Grand Vintage Syrah, 0.75 L
- Wine type: Red wine
- Vintage: 2023
- Volume: 750 ml
- Fermentation: Oak fermentation, Stainless-steel fermentation
- Maturation: 6-12 month
- Red wines
The best grapes of each vintage grown on the best organic certified vineyard. The most suitable varieties for the terroir of Dabovets vineyard. This is the Grand Vintage brand. It consists of three exceptional varietal red wines and each of them reveals the nature of Mogilovo village and the passion of Midalidare: Syrah, Malbec, and Cabernet Franc.
Information
Tasting notes: Vivid, deep, dense dark red color. Intense, intriguing aroma of black cherry jam, natural chocolate, and strong spices, with hints of dried fruit and smoke. Elegant well-balanced body with excellent structure and volume, well-integrated notes of smoky oak. Strong palate, dominated by spices, cherries, and chocolate. Grand Vintage Syrah is an elegant wine with a noticeable freshness at the end, the aftertaste is long and spicy.
Food pairing: Pair with barbecue pork, veal, hard cheese, mould cheese, mushroom based dishes.
Serving: Serve at 15-18°С, in Syrah Old World glass (mid-size stem, wide bowl, narrow rim) or regular Red wine glass. Decant at least an hour before serving.
Occasion: Grand Vintage Syrah is suitable for culinary dinners (wine & dine), a business meeting, a sophisticated cocktail or event, as well as for a gift. It can be added to the Enoteca due to its good aging potential.
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Midalidare Grand Vintage Syrah
Grand Vintage Syrah is estate grown and bottled dry red varietal wine Syrah, aged and partly fermented in French oak barrels, with Protected Geographical Indication "Thracian Lowlands", Bulgaria. Produced and bottled in the village of Mogilovo.
Essentials
Appellation and origin: Red varietal wine Syrah “Midalidare Grand Vintage” from Bulgaria, Thracian Lowlands, Mogilovo. Midalidare estate grown and bottled: Dabovets vineyard (Bio certified).
Grape variety: 100% Syrah.
Vintage: 2023.
Volume: 750 ml.
Closure: Natural cork.
Alcohol content: 14.5 % vol.
Maturity: Mature. Could benefit from further ageing.
Packaging: 6 bottles per case.
Storage: Cool and dark place, at temperature 14-18°С.
Gallery
Terroir: Dabovets vineyard
- Bio certified,
- Average altitude 360-400 metres,
- Hilly terrain with 10% slope,
- Red clay soils with high presence of iron oxides,
- Mild winter and warm summer,
- Optimal sunshine and rainfall range,
- Great temperature amplitude.
Viticulture: Wine is made at the vineyard
- Plants of French origin,
- Clones Syrah are a result of a so-called "mass selection",
- Average vine age of 17 years,
- South-North exposure,
- East-West row orientation,
- Double vertical shoot positioning (VSP or double guyot),
- Around 4000 plants per hectare,
- Controlled yield,
- Controlled water balance,
- Twofold regulation of production - green pruning and veraison pruning,
Winemaking:
- Harvest by hand in mid-October.
- Cooling,
- Double sorting and press,
- Cold soak and decanting,
- Slow fermentation in stainless steel vats,
- Slow fermentation in barrels,
- Post-maceration,
- Malolactic fermentation,
- Ageing in French oak barrels for 12 months.
- Mayor's Collection, vintage 2022 - Pardubicky Festival Vina
- Large gold medal, vintage 2022 – Pardubicky Festival Vina
- Gold medal, vintage 2016 – Decanter
- Gold medal, vintage 2015 - Wine & Barrel Alliance du Monde Concours International
- Commended, vintage 2015 – Decanter
- Gold medal, vintage 2013 – Syrah Du Monde
- Gold medal, vintage 2013 – WEINmesse Berlin
- Gold medal, vintage 2013 – Vinalies Internationales
- Gold medal, vintage 2013 – Mundus Vini
- Gold medal, vintage 2013 – Balkans International Wine Competition
- Gold medal, vintage 2012 – Mundus Vini
- Silver medal, vintage 2012 – Vinalies Internationales
- Silver medal, vintage 2010 – Syrah Du Monde
- Gold medal, vintage 2010 – IWSC
- Commended, vintage 2010 – Decanter
- Gold medal, vintage 2010 - Vino & Delikatesy
- Gold medal, vintage 2010 – Vinalies Internationales