

The restaurant Mokotowska 69 is an outstanding project carried out by Andrzej Rudnicki-Sipayłło and Bartek Czerwiński. The wine list changes, as the wines are selected to match the dishes on the seasonal menu. You can find here everyday wine and holiday wine, easy wine and solemn wine. Who could resist the Mazurian catfish sautéed with horseradish risotto and paradise apples, crayfish in a creamy sauce based on rowanberry liqueur, marinated eel with potato salad, or simply the Warsaw-style tripe soup with meatballs, as proposed by chef Kamil Kosnowski?īut can you imagine good food without wine? The wine list at Mokotowska 69 offers a selection of excellent wines from all over the world, bringing together centuries worth of tradition from Italy, France, and Spain with the fantasy of winemakers from Chile, Argentina, Australia, and the United States. Bright purple aromas of black currant, black cherry.

They are fashioned to express classic elegance, structure, and ageability, and to reflect the place in which they are grown. These wines have become some of the most highly regarded and collected wines worldwide. Cabernet Sauvignon is synonymous with Napa Valley and has always been a mainstay in the winemaking program at Stags Leap Winery. There is little or no modernised technology used in the vineyards and cellars.Those who appreciate traditional Polish cuisine with a modern twist will also be delighted with the unique flavours. Shafer Cabernet Sauvignon One Point Five 2015 Stags Leap District - A blend of 90 Cabernet Sauvignon, 7 Merlot and 3 Malbec. Stag’s Leap Wine Cellars (SLWC) is renowned for its estate-grown Cabernet Sauvignons Cask 23, SLV, FAY and Artemis. The original flavour and style of these wines are mainly because all processes are labour-intensive and handmade here. The tannin structure, dark fruit, and pleasing minerality point to this wine’s ability to age. On the palate the wine has dense, yet polished, tannins that meld with layers of dark fruit, fig and violet. These include the aromas of blackberry fruits, flavours of blueberry fruits, intense minerality, well-balanced tannins and a pleasing acidity. Cabernet Sauvignon offers generous dark fruit aromas of black currant, plum and candied fig along with cocoa dust. Like all Mount Veeder wines, the wines from Mount Brave, too, have some characteristic features that wine lovers cannot miss. One of the biggest points that work in favour of Mount Brave wines is that these wines are a tribute to the passion and spirit of the inhabitants who settled down in the Mount Veeder region during the 1800s. Since the soils are dominated by gravels, loam and rocks, with minimum minerals and nutrients, they lend a complex texture and structure to the grapes grown here. The Mount Brave vineyard, earlier known as the Chateau Potelle Vineyard, contains vines planted at a height of about 1400 to 1800ft above sea level. While Cabernet Sauvignon is the most planted varietal here, you can also spot certain plots of Malbec vines on Mount Veeder, which is the oldest AVA in Napa Valley. Stretching from the Carneros to Oakville, this mountain contains over 15000 acres, out of which, just about 1000 are dedicated for the planting of vines. Though the place has an ancient history, this was established only during 1993. Admiring this wines deep purple hue in the glass reminds us why it has become.

In this place, vines reach the dazzling heights of 2677feet, which makes every passionate winemaker brimming with joy. 2019 Stags Leap District Cabernet Sauvignon. That's how much a bottle sold for the most ever for the vintage, and three. During this time, a German pastor, Peter Veeder, explored the Mount Veeder area in Napa Valley and realised the huge potential of this place to produce some rich wines. And yet, you too can still judge a bottle of 1973 Stag's Leap Cab for yourself, assuming you have an extra 12,300. Considered to be one of the historic wine brands in the Napa Valley region of the USA, Mount Brave Wines has a heritage that dates back to 1860.
