Orange Wine

Orange wine, often referred to as "skin-contact wine," has been capturing the attention of oenophiles for its unique character and ancient winemaking techniques. While its name might suggest a fruit-derived origin, it is, in fact, white wine grapes that give Orange wine its signature amber hue. This is achieved by Orange wine, often referred to as "skin-contact wine," has been capturing the attention of oenophiles for its unique character and ancient winemaking techniques. While its name might suggest a fruit-derived origin, it is, in fact, white wine grapes that give Orange wine its signature amber hue. This is achieved by allowing the grape skins to remain in contact with the juice for an extended period, akin to the process used for red wines. The result? A wine that boasts a complex array of flavors, combining the freshness of white wine with the structure often found in reds. Its history traces back thousands of years to regions in Georgia, but its resurgence in modern viticulture speaks to its timeless appeal. Notably, its robust flavor profile makes it an exceptional companion for a wide variety of dishes, broadening its allure among wine lovers and gourmets alike. read more... less