Alcohol percentage: 14% Grape variety: 85% Kratosija, 15% Vranec. Kratosija is believed to be related to Primitivo/Zinfandel. Producer: From their UK agent, HN wines: “Every wine tells a story about the synergy between the soil, sun, grapes and the country of its origin. The Tikveš Winery has been narrating the Republic of Macedonia’s story as a winemaking country since 1885. However, the Republic of Macedonia remains one of Europe’s last undiscovered wine countries: it is a natural paradise of vineyards, mountains, lakes and rivers, with a climate perfectly suited to producing quality grapes. Located in the Tikvesh region of central Macedonia, the Tikveš estate sustainably cultivates indigenous varieties such as Smederevka, Vranec and Kratoshija. The grapes are vinified in the state-of-the-art cellar equipped with the latest technology under the watchful eye of illustrious consultant oenologist Philippe Cambie, resulting in a series of multi-award winning wines.” The Bottle Shop rating: The simple, charming, faux-naive label is reflected in the style of the wine. This is comparable to a simple Beaujolais or Valpolicella, but with lower acidity. It’s very easy to like, particularly if served cool at lunchtime!
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