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Taste Notes
Primary Notes: Cherries, raspberry Rose
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Wine Structure
Body: Medium
Dryness: Sweet
Acidity: Medium -
Tannin: Light
Alcohol (%): 12
Origin & Awards
Origin: Dealu Mare, Romania
Maker: https://boundbywine.com/blogs/vineyard-spotlight/budureasca-wines?_pos=1&_psq=budu&_ss=e&_v=1.0
Grape: Busuioaca de Bohotin
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Serving Temperature: Best served between 10 - 12 degrees
Asian Food Pairing: Mentaiko fries, tomyum soup, spicy lala
Western Food Pairing: Bruschetta, garlic bread, butter garlic prawn
Description
Budureasca Bristena Busuioaca de Bohotin 2018
Budureasca Busuioaca de Bohotin has a pale pink color, with raspberries and wild cherries aromas on the nose, joined by fine notes of roses. The taste of ripe
summer fruits is pleasant and well-balanced, with fresh acidity and a long, clean finish. It is an elegant and easy to drink wine at the same time.
Authentic Busuioaca de Bohotin grapes were grown on 6 hectares of vines right here in Budureasca vineyards from Dealu Mare. Using these manually selected grapes elegance and a well-structured wine is obtained. After the grapes were pressed, they were fermented at low temperatures for 3-4 weeks, to keep the natural sugars, offering a great balance between the varietal aromas and the sweetness of the wine.
Bristena is the collection intended primarily but not exclusively for ladies. The packaging and vibrant visual elements on the painted label give these wines an air of felinity and the flowers represent the sweet and delicate aromas
The wines in this collection are made from grapes selected from vines that are over 60 years old, giving great characteristics and good structure to the wines. They are fresh, medium sweet with intense floral and fruity elements.
The name Bristena was chosen due to its Dacian connotation and meaning. It is said that Bristena was Dacians daughter, a brave little girl who helped Dacians to defend the country from enemies. The legend says that she even released a large number of people from prison, including her father.
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