Slovácko

Vracov, Klínky and Kopec vineyard tracks

The vineyard is situated on a south-facing slope with a significant inclination. The soil is modal black earth, which is black earth formed on thick wind-blown loess and sand, with a higher content of lime. The soils are pervious, and the slopes retain heat. These soils bring forth wines with a unique expression, giving wines ripening potential. Their smells are markedly fruit and fresh. Their taste is harmonic and persistent.

Hýsly, Moštěnka microregion

The vineyard is situated on the south side of Chřiby and is protected against cold north winds. The slope is west-facing, relatively windy. The soils retain heat and often suffer from drought. The soil in the vineyard is modal brown earth, which is brown earth formed on thick loess and marl, with a higher content of lime. Due to these conditions, which are characterised by a dry climate, and a relatively windy location, wines originating from these locations are juicy, markedly aromatic. The smell is gentle and savoury. Tasting them, you can feel the rougher nature of the country and its fresh fruitiness.

Hovorany, Díly za vinohrady

The vineyard is situated on a markedly inclined south-facing slope. The soil is modal black earth, which is black earth formed on thick wind-blown loess and sand, with a higher content of lime. The soils are pervious, and the slopes retain heat. These soils bring forth wines with a unique expression, giving wines ripening potential. Their smells are spicy and rich. The taste is harmonic and persistent.

Násedlovice, Nová hora

The vineyard is situated on a southeast-facing slope. The soil is modal black earth, which is black earth formed on thick wind-blown loess and sand, with a higher content of lime. The soils are pervious, and the slopes retain heat. These soils bring forth wines with a unique expression which gives the wines ripening potential.

Skoronice, Slíny

The vineyard is situated on a west-facing slope. The soil is modal black earth, which is black earth formed on thick wind-blown loess and sand, with a higher content of lime. The soils are pervious, and the slopes retain heat. These soils bring forth wines with a unique expression which gives the wines the ripening potential in the first two years. Their smells are markedly fruit and fresh. The taste is harmonic and persistent.

Vineyards in villages Vlkoš, Karlín, Čejč