Central Croatia

Vintage: 2023 Grape variety: Yellow Muscat 100% Fermentation & ageing: Medium-dry, stainless steel Origin: Lopatinec, Međimurje Alcohol content: 11% Closure: Screw cap Volume: 0.75l Acidity: 7.5 g/l Residual sugar: 3.0 g/l

Vintage: 2023 Grape variety: Pinot Gris 100% Maturation: Stainless steel tank Origin: Lopatinec, Međimurje Alcohol content: 12% Closure: Screw cap Volume: 0.75l Acidity: 5.8 g/l Residual sugar: 2 g/l Straw-yellow in colour, the bouquet evokes ripe white and green fruits such as apples, pears and peaches. An exceptionally fruity and easy-drinking wine with pronounced minerality and structure. Production: Hand-picked at peak aromatic concentration and grape ripeness from steep vineyards and small, often separate plots. The grapes are quickly pressed to preserve the fruit character of the variety. Fermentation is carried out at low temperatures to maximise aroma extraction.

Vintage: 2021 Grape variety: Pušipel (Furmint) 100% Maturation: Steel tank (95%), oak (5%) Origin: Lopatinec, Međimurje Alcohol content: 12% Closure: Natural cork Volume: 0.75l Acidity: 6.8 g/l Residual sugar: 2 g/l Pušipel is the most important white grape variety in the region, forming the basis for crisp sparkling wines and light, aromatic whites. It also lends itself to characterful terroir-driven wines, even when aged traditionally in acacia wood. This white variety originates from Hungary. Despite many differing theories, the etymology of its name remains unknown. With 145 synonyms, it bears testament to the grape’s great age and widespread cultivation. On the palate, refreshing notes of lemon and lime mingle with green apple. Pušipel is a crisp wine with pronounced minerality, while the finish reveals subtle hints of mint. A refreshing, light wine with complex, well-defined aromas—perfect for summer.

Vintage: 2022 Grape variety: Pušipel (Furmint) 100% Maturation: Stainless steel (95%), oak (5%) Origin: Lopatinec, Međimurje Alcohol content: 13.5% Closure: Natural cork Volume: 0.75l Acidity: 6.8 g/l Residual sugar: 2 g/l Pušipel is the most important white grape variety in the region, forming the backbone of zesty sparkling wines and light, aromatic whites. It also excels in characterful terroir-driven wines, even when aged traditionally in acacia wood. This white variety originates from Hungary. Despite numerous hypotheses, the etymology of its name remains unknown. With 145 synonyms, it bears testament to the grape’s age and widespread cultivation. On the palate, refreshing notes of lemon and lime mingle with green apple. Pušipel is a crisp, mineral-driven wine with a lively acidity. The finish reveals hints of mint. A refreshing, light wine with complex, well-defined aromas—perfect for summer.

Vintage: 2023 Grape variety: Sauvignon Blanc 100% Ageing: Stainless steel tank Origin: Lopatinec, Međimurje Alcohol content: 12.5% Closure: Natural cork Volume: 75cl Acidity: 7.5 g/l Residual sugar: 3.0 g/l Pleasant varietal aroma, fresh with notes of garden herbs, bell pepper, elderflower and distinct mineral undertones. The wine is lively and refreshing, making it the ideal choice for any lover of fresh and aromatic wines. Mineral finish with lingering presence.

Vintage: 2021 Grape variety: Traminac 100% Maturation: Stainless steel tank Origin: Lopatinec, Međimurje Alcohol content: 12.5% Closure: Screw cap Volume: 0.75l Acidity: 7.5 g/l Residual sugar: 3.0 g/l Delightful varietal bouquet, fresh with notes of garden herbs, bell pepper, elderflower and distinct mineral undertones. The wine is lively and refreshing, making it the perfect choice for lovers of bright and aromatic wines. A mineral-driven finish with long persistence.

Vintage: 2023 Grape variety: Riesling Maturation: Stainless steel tank, dry Origin: Jastrebarsko, central Croatia Alcohol: 13.5% Closure: Natural cork Volume: 0.75l Riesling is considered by many to be the king of white wines. It has a rich history with German and French roots. The Šoškić Riesling comes from the Plešivica region, where it grows in the Gorička area. The grapes are hand-picked and carefully selected, then pressed and fermented in stainless steel tanks. This allows us to precisely monitor and control the temperature and conditions for optimal yeast activity. After fermentation, our Riesling is transferred to large old oak barrels, where it matures for a year. During the first three months of maturation, the wine is gently stirred on the fine lees. This technique enriches the wine’s texture and gives it subtle complexity, resulting in a Riesling that is both elegant and expressive of its terroir. Golden yellow with bright hues, greenish reflections, medium intensity and slow, silky tears. A clean, fruity-floral bouquet of fine quality and delicate aromatic intensity, with notes of petrol that will captivate you. White lily and lily of the valley, alongside fruit notes of apple and vineyard peach. Wonderful freshness, beautifully balanced by extract and a lingering finish that echoes the aromas rising from the glass. Medium, restrained flavour intensity. A pleasant, finely chalky minerality on the palate, even with a hint of salinity, leaves a refreshingly light and crisp sensation. Depending on the stage of ripeness, peak maturity is reached in about 4 to 5 years, with a very long lifespan of at least 15 to 20 years, possibly more. Best enjoyed in a Riesling glass at 10–12°C. Pair it with fresh, uncooked shellfish, white fish ceviche, or light dishes with lower aromatic intensity, lightly acidic without the sweetness of carbohydrates or glycogen.

Vintage: 2022 Grape variety: Pinot Gris 100% Aging: Stainless steel tank Origin: Popovača, Moslavina Alcohol content: 13.5% Closure: Screw cap Volume: 75cl Acidity: N/A Residual sugar: N/A Pinot Gris wines typically boast a more intense colour than other white wines. They are usually dry, with a well-structured body, pleasant acidity, and stand out for their fruitiness and distinctive aromas. The hue is clear and a soft greyish-yellow, while tertiary aromas of dried fruit mingle with vegetal and tropical fruit notes. The refreshing acidity lends vibrancy, while the body elegantly balances the higher alcohol content. These qualities give the wine a pleasing structure that fills the palate, leaving a rounded impression and pronounced aromas that showcase the potential of the Moslavina vineyards.

Vintage: 2015 Grape variety: Pinot sivi (Pinot Gris) 100% Maturation: Stainless steel tank Origin: Popopača, Moslavina Alcohol content: 13.5% Closure: Screw cap Volume: 0.75l Acidity: n/a Residual sugar: n/a Rich golden hues, dense and expressive. A bouquet of tropical fruits mingles with ripe pear and quince, complemented by subtle musk notes. Full-bodied, warm and velvety, with gentle freshness and pronounced minerality. A great wine for great moments.

Vintage: 2022 Grape variety: Škrlet 100% Maturation: Stainless steel tank Origin: Popopača, Moslavina Alcohol content: 12.0% Closure: Screw cap Volume: 0.75l Acidity: 6.8 g/l Residual sugar: 2 g/l Bright straw-yellow with a subtle greenish hue at the rim of the glass, delicate fresh aromas and an exceptionally pleasant fruit character reminiscent of non-green quince and banana flesh. Hints of spring blossoms such as primrose and cowslips, with aromatic mineral notes. Elegant and delicate on the palate, unfolding a high level of minerality that enhances the drinking pleasure. The white grape variety originates from Croatia. Synonyms include Ovnek Slatki, Ovnek Zuti, Škrlet Tusti and Škrtec. Its parentage is unknown and it should not be confused with the similar variety Kujundzusa. The name derives from ‘scarlet’ (the disease), referring to the red spots on the berry skin. The medium to late-ripening vine is generally quite resistant to many vine diseases and produces fresh, aromatic white wines with notes of hay and spring flowers. The variety is mainly cultivated in continental Croatia, particularly in the northern regions of Moslavina, Prigorje-Bilogora and Pokuplje. As a purely female variety, Dišeca Ranina serves as its pollination partner in mixed plantings. In 2016, no plantings were recorded; in 2010, there were still 61 hectares (Kym Anderson).

Vintage: 2017 or 2021 Grape variety: Škrlet 100% Maturation: Stainless steel tank (95%), oak (5%) Origin: Popopača, Moslavina Alcohol content: 12.2% Closure: Natural cork Volume: 0.75l Acidity: 6.8 g/l Residual sugar: 2 g/l Škrlet is a rare native Croatian grape variety, cultivated on fewer than 100 hectares of vineyards. The Trdenić family’s Škrlet Private Collection captures the fragrant profile of green honeydew melon, white blossoms, ripe strawberries, peaches and pineapple. The palate is silky, with medium acidity and pronounced minerality. Crafted in the cellar with a special grape vinification from the finest sites, it reveals delicate alcohols and an excellent bouquet on the palate. The Škrlet variety (Source: Wein-Plus) The white grape variety originates from Croatia. Synonyms include Ovnek Slatki, Ovnek Zuti, Škrlet Tusti and Škrtec. Its parentage is unknown and it should not be confused with the similar variety Kujundzusa. The name means "scarlet" (the disease), referring to the red spots on the berry skin. This mid to late-ripening variety is generally quite resistant to many vine diseases. It produces fresh, aromatic white wines with notes of hay and spring flowers. The variety is mainly grown in continental Croatia, particularly in the northern regions of Moslavina, Prigorje-Bilogora and Pokuplje. For the purely female variety Dišeca Ranina, it serves as a pollination partner in field blends. In 2016, no plantings were recorded; in 2010, there were still 61 hectares (Kym Anderson).

Vintage: 2021 Grape variety: Traminer 100% Maturation: Stainless steel tank (95%), oak (5%) Origin: Popopača, Moslavina Alcohol content: 14% Closure: Natural cork Volume: 0.75l Acidity: 6.8 g/l Residual sugar: 2 g/l Bright and airy pale yellow in colour, with moderate density that quickly settles in the glass. The wine’s richness is defined by pronounced floral aromas, dominated by yellow roses, while subtle hints of freshly pressed honeyed sweetness linger beneath. The freshness and surprising precision of the Traminer grape variety leave a remarkable impression on the nose. The wine’s distinct aromatic profile, balanced sweetness and acidity place it among the rare Traminers that achieve perfect harmony—ideal for a wide circle of wine enthusiasts.