Geönczeöl Attila - Sisìk 2020 (750mL)
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4.560 Ft
Unit price6.080 Ft per l
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An exciting blend from Attila Geönczeöl’s southern Slovakian winery, created from Zöld Veltelini and Riesling. The Veltelini vines have belonged to the core Geönczeöl range for quite some time, but the Riesling is the result of a new planting. This batch was matured under a natural yeast membrane (flor) in a wooden cask, lending it a unique oxidative aroma reminiscent of Fino Sherry in both the palate and nose.
Taste Notes
Sherry
Floral
Petrol
PRODUCER INFORMATION
Producer: Geönczeöl Pince
Attila Geönczeöl has been making wine since the 1990s, bottling his first wine in 1997. The winery was originally established in Leléd, Slovakia, before moving to Garamkövesd in 2006, where Attila and his family now tend their 2.5-hectare estate.
The family works primarily with their own organically grown grapes, occasionally supplementing them with fruit sourced from neighboring vineyards. A close connection to nature lies at the heart of their winemaking philosophy: all Geönczeöl wines ferment spontaneously, without the addition of commercial yeast. They are then given plenty of time to develop, spending extended periods in barrel and bottle, with some wines also resting on their lees for longer periods before release.
The result is a range of wines shaped by patience, minimal intervention, and a strong sense of place.
The family works primarily with their own organically grown grapes, occasionally supplementing them with fruit sourced from neighboring vineyards. A close connection to nature lies at the heart of their winemaking philosophy: all Geönczeöl wines ferment spontaneously, without the addition of commercial yeast. They are then given plenty of time to develop, spending extended periods in barrel and bottle, with some wines also resting on their lees for longer periods before release.
The result is a range of wines shaped by patience, minimal intervention, and a strong sense of place.
