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Mildiani Mukuzani Reserve

Mildiani Mukuzani Reserve 2017

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Some of the best Saperavi wines come from the Georgian appellation of Mukuzani, in Kakheti region. This deep, complex red reveals rich aromas of black cherries, fresh and dried blackcurrants, plums, along with exquisite notes of dark chocolate, cedar, tobacco and hints of leather. Mildiani Mukuzani Reserve 2017 has a complex structure with a refreshing acidity; ripe, velvety tannins and a long finish.

The wine was sourced from old vines grown at altitudes of 700 metres above sea level. Fermentation in stainless steel was followed by ageing in French oak barrels for 24 months. Pair Mildiani Mukuzani Reserve with game, slow cooked lamb, chilli con carne and bean stews.

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Red Wine
Dry
2017
12.5%
Georgia
Kakheti
Saperavi
Mildiani Family Winery
Conventional
Aged in French oak for 24 months
Decant for 30min - 1hr
Serve in Bordeaux glass
16-18ºC
Aubergine parmigiana, Bean stew, Chili con carne, Game, Grilled lamb, Hard cheeses, Lamb stew, Pasta with meat ragu, Roast beef, Steak
Vegan, Vegetarian

Julia Harding, Master of Wine:

“Mid garnet with some brick at the rim. Signs of bottle age on the nose, too: undergrowth as well as earthy, spicy dark fruit. Chewy tannins filled out by ripe but fresh fruit. The oak well integrated. Ageing slowly.”

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Wine Origins

Georgia

Natural wines, orange and amphorae wines, terroir-driven wines, indigenous grapes – Georgia seems to be on top of every wine trend out there. However for Georgians, these are not trends. These are ancient winemaking traditions, several millennia old. The country boasts more than 8,000 vintages, nevertheless Georgian wines have come to world wine map only recently - which makes them even more exciting to try!

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Mildiani Family Winery

Owned by four brothers, this winery has been the driving force of modern Georgian winemaking since the 1990s. One of the first privately owned wine estates in the country, Mildiani take credit for reviving the qvevri tradition and for bringing international fame to Georgian orange wines. Today this benchmark estate boasts a collection of vineyards across the country and remains family-owned.

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Saperavi

Saperavi is one of the most ancient Georgian varieties. It is the flagship of Georgian winemaking, often being referred to as “hero grape”. Saperavi makes some of the best Georgian reds, both dry and sweet. These wines are incredibly rich and powerful, with grippy tannins, lively acidity and extensive range of  flavours. They are notoriously dark and have a tremendous ageing potential.

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