Idea: The name and label design pay tribute to George Orwell's famous novel. The winemaker has infused this drink with a philosophy of depth and complexity.
Color: Rich, thick dark ruby, almost opaque in the glass.
Aroma: Complex and "intellectual." It intertwines notes of ripe black currant, blackberry, and cherry with noble hints of tobacco leaf, leather, and subtle spicy nuances.
Taste: Full-bodied and powerful. It has expressive tannins that become velvety over time. The taste is rich in dark berries with a pleasant smoky and chocolatey aftertaste.
Production secret: The wine is first aged in traditional Georgian qvevri, and then it "rests" in oak barrels, giving it a unique balance between the wildness of nature and aristocratic softness.
This wine calls for leisurely tasting and will be the perfect companion for serious meat dishes—steaks, grilled lamb, or aged cheeses.