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2022
MALVAZIJA
Style — fresh
Takoj stisnjeno celo grozdje in 3-mesečno zorenje na finih drožeh v posodi iz nerjavečega jekla.
Discover the wine

Between the Karst and the Vipava Valley
Wine from grown grapes in the upper Branica Valley.
Four hectares of vines among pastures and meadows, and a cellar older than any vintage resting in it.
Of land in total — vineyards, meadows and pastures.
Of vines in the upper Branica Valley.
Above sea level, where the vineyards lie.
Old, and still the heart of the farm.

Kodreti, Branica Valley
02Story
Kmetija Sorta is located in the upper Branica Valley, in the village of Kodreti, on the border between the Karst and the Vipava Valley. The farm covers 25 hectares of land, of which 4 hectares are vineyards, the rest are pastures and meadows.
In addition to viticulture and winemaking, we also engage in organic cattle and goat farming. The farm has been cared for by several generations of the Sorta family.
A 300-year-old wine cellar testifies to the tradition and age of the farm. Father and son take care of the livestock and vineyards, harmonizing proven traditional views and working methods with modern ones, supported by new insights.
“Our vineyards at 280 meters above sea level in limestone soils add structure and minerality to our wines.”
03Wines
Two wines from the 2022 vintage — a fresh Malvazija and a macerated Rebula. Each made in a small batch, from the same vineyard above the village.
All wines04Approach and terroir
The vineyards sit at 280 metres above sea level, on the edge where the karst plateau drops into the Branica Valley.
Marl soils with karst terra rossa hold just enough water for the vines to get through the summer without irrigation. The grapes are grown organically, and in the cellar we take no shortcuts: whole bunches or a long maceration, ageing on fine lees, and enough time in the bottle.
05Tastings and visits
We like to show the wines where they are made — in the old cellar beneath the house, among the vines and the animals. Visits and tastings are arranged in advance, by phone or email.
Visits are possible by prior arrangement.