Birtvisi Winery - Intrusive
75cl | 10.5%
Birtvisi Winery
Description
Origin:
Birtvisi Winery - Intrusive is a bold and expressive wine crafted in Georgia's Kartli region, where ancient winemaking traditions meet modern techniques. Made from the indigenous Tavkveri grape, this wine reflects the true character of Georgia’s diverse terroir. The Tavkveri grape is known for its balanced acidity, vibrant fruit flavors, and natural elegance, and in Intrusive, it creates a wine that stands out with its unique profile.Grape Variety:
Made from the Tavkveri grape, an indigenous Georgian variety prized for its smooth tannins and expressive character. Tavkveri is known for producing wines that are both refreshing and complex, with a touch of earthiness and fruit-forward aromas. This grape's versatility allows for a wine that is at once approachable yet intriguing, making it perfect for those who enjoy something distinctive.Taste Profile:
- Color: Deep ruby with a slight violet hue.
- Aroma: Rich and fragrant, with vibrant aromas of dark berries like blackberry, raspberry, and cherry, intertwined with earthy undertones, hints of herbs, and subtle floral notes.
- Taste: Medium-bodied and captivating, with flavors of ripe red fruits, such as pomegranate and cherry, complemented by a touch of spice and earthiness. The wine’s smooth tannins and refreshing acidity provide a well-rounded structure, while a soft herbal quality adds an intriguing complexity to the long, persistent finish.
Details
Craftsmanship:
Birtvisi Winery - Intrusive is crafted with great attention to detail, utilizing traditional winemaking methods while embracing a modern approach. The Tavkveri grapes are carefully selected and fermented under controlled temperatures to preserve the wine’s fresh fruit character and aromatic complexity. The wine is aged to develop depth and subtlety, offering a harmonious balance between fruit, spice, and earth.Serving Suggestions:
Best served at room temperature, Intrusive pairs beautifully with a variety of dishes, including grilled meats, roasted vegetables, wild game, and hard cheeses. It also complements Georgian cuisine, such as khachapuri (cheese-filled bread) and grilled kebabs. This wine’s complexity and balance make it a perfect choice for those looking to explore Georgian wines in more depth.