On Wednesday January 4th at 9:00 PM ET, we will be hosting #winechat, a weekly twitter tasting among a growing community of wine geeks. The topic is very dear to our heart, wines and indigenous grapes from Eastern European. We will start by discussing Hungarian, Slovakia, Croatian, and Slovenian wines, then expand the conversation to wines and grapes from Romania, Bulgaria, Moldova, Serbia, Macedonia, Kosovo, and Bosnia. Remember to use the #winechat hash tag when tweeting.We will be pouring and discussing the following wines:
- Pfneiszl Kekfrankos 2009 Sopron Hungary $15.95
- Nyakas Winery Budai Müller-Thurgau; Budajeno Hungary $14.00
- Heumann Winery & Heimann Winery U&I Kékfrankos 2008 Villany & Szekszard Hungary $34.99
- PZ Svirce Winery Ivan Dolac 2006, Island of Hvar Croatia $24.95
- Enjingi Winery Grasevina 2009, Kutjevo Croatia $14.95
- Corten Pinot Noir 2007; Acorex Winery, Cahul Moldova $11.99
- Edoardo Miroglio 2007 Cabernet Franc, Elenovo Bulgaria $15.00
- Brkic Zilavka 2009, Mostar Herzegovina $14.95
- Murfatlar Winery Doyna 2008 Merlot, Romania $10.49
Hungary | Croatia | Slovenia |Slovakia | Romania | Moldova | Bulgaria | Wine Route of Herzegovina | Serbia | Montenegro
Special Guests:
Cliff Rames: Wines of Croatia - @WinesofCroatia
Erhard Heumann: Heumann Wines - @wine_h
WinesofSerbia - @WinesofSerbia
To find Eastern Europe wines to sample during the tasting, please check you local wine shop, WholeFoods, Blue Danube Wine, Fine Croatian Wines, JW Sieg Wines, Illyrian Import, Inc, Tasty Wine Company
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