Pervino Merlot

A dark ruby-colored wine made from the Teran variety and aged for three years in barrique barrels. Intense aromas of ripe sour cherry and dried plum, with notes of smoke, leather and coffee. Powerful, full-bodied and long-lasting on the finish.

Aromatic dry white wine of light yellow colour, with notes of meadow flowers, yellow apple and orange zest. Pleasant freshness, good balance and a distinct aftertaste of yellow apple.

An aromatic semi-dry wine with a light yellow color, featuring aromas of citrus, acacia, elderflower and ripe stone fruit. Light, intensely fragrant and rounded, with pleasant freshness and a gently sweet finish.

This wine is born in the finest wine-growing area of Buje, Contarini-Brazzania, where low yields per hectare allow the creation of top-quality wines. The vineyards are laid like an amphitheatre, ideally benefiting from the local climate and the mineral white soil. Alcoholic fermentation begins at 25–28 °C for 15–20 days. Malolactic fermentation and maturation follow in small oak barrels for 18 months, allowing the noble aromas of wood and grapes to meld. The wine is then blended and aged for one year in a large cask, after which it rounds off and matures in the bottle for a further 6 months.

Franc Arman Merlot Superior matures partly in large oak barrels and partly in barrique casks. It is characterised by a deep dark-red colour. This atypically styled wine is full and robust, yet still pleasantly drinkable, marked by aromas of ripe cherry and raspberry with a chocolate-and-spice aftertaste. Discreet oak notes intertwine gently with the fruit aromatics, contributing to the wine’s superior overall impression.

The wine is dry, warm, and smooth, with pleasant freshness. It is moderately tannic with fine, soft tannins. The wine is flavourful with a medium body. It is balanced, with pronounced flavour intensity and very good persistence. The wine is harmonious and easy to drink, with notes of red currant emerging on the aftertaste. It pairs excellently with veal roast prepared under the traditional "čripnja" (baking bell) with homemade potatoes.

This wine is born in the finest wine-growing area of Buje, Contarini-Brazzania, where low yields per hectare allow the creation of top-quality wines. The vineyards are laid like an amphitheatre, ideally benefiting from the local climate and the mineral white soil. Alcoholic fermentation begins at 25–28 °C for 15–20 days. Malolactic fermentation and maturation follow in small oak barrels for 18 months, allowing the noble aromas of wood and grapes to meld. The wine is then blended and aged for one year in a large cask, after which it rounds off and matures in the bottle for a further 6 months.

Franc Arman Merlot Superior matures partly in large oak barrels and partly in barrique casks. It is characterised by a deep dark-red colour. This atypically styled wine is full and robust, yet still pleasantly drinkable, marked by aromas of ripe cherry and raspberry with a chocolate-and-spice aftertaste. Discreet oak notes intertwine gently with the fruit aromatics, contributing to the wine’s superior overall impression.

The wine is dry, warm, and smooth, with pleasant freshness. It is moderately tannic with fine, soft tannins. The wine is flavourful with a medium body. It is balanced, with pronounced flavour intensity and very good persistence. The wine is harmonious and easy to drink, with notes of red currant emerging on the aftertaste. It pairs excellently with veal roast prepared under the traditional "čripnja" (baking bell) with homemade potatoes.

This wine is born in the finest wine-growing area of Buje, Contarini-Brazzania, where low yields per hectare allow the creation of top-quality wines. The vineyards are laid like an amphitheatre, ideally benefiting from the local climate and the mineral white soil. Alcoholic fermentation begins at 25–28 °C for 15–20 days. Malolactic fermentation and maturation follow in small oak barrels for 18 months, allowing the noble aromas of wood and grapes to meld. The wine is then blended and aged for one year in a large cask, after which it rounds off and matures in the bottle for a further 6 months.

Franc Arman Merlot Superior matures partly in large oak barrels and partly in barrique casks. It is characterised by a deep dark-red colour. This atypically styled wine is full and robust, yet still pleasantly drinkable, marked by aromas of ripe cherry and raspberry with a chocolate-and-spice aftertaste. Discreet oak notes intertwine gently with the fruit aromatics, contributing to the wine’s superior overall impression.

The wine is dry, warm, and smooth, with pleasant freshness. It is moderately tannic with fine, soft tannins. The wine is flavourful with a medium body. It is balanced, with pronounced flavour intensity and very good persistence. The wine is harmonious and easy to drink, with notes of red currant emerging on the aftertaste. It pairs excellently with veal roast prepared under the traditional "čripnja" (baking bell) with homemade potatoes.

This wine is born in the finest wine-growing area of Buje, Contarini-Brazzania, where low yields per hectare allow the creation of top-quality wines. The vineyards are laid like an amphitheatre, ideally benefiting from the local climate and the mineral white soil. Alcoholic fermentation begins at 25–28 °C for 15–20 days. Malolactic fermentation and maturation follow in small oak barrels for 18 months, allowing the noble aromas of wood and grapes to meld. The wine is then blended and aged for one year in a large cask, after which it rounds off and matures in the bottle for a further 6 months.

Franc Arman Merlot Superior matures partly in large oak barrels and partly in barrique casks. It is characterised by a deep dark-red colour. This atypically styled wine is full and robust, yet still pleasantly drinkable, marked by aromas of ripe cherry and raspberry with a chocolate-and-spice aftertaste. Discreet oak notes intertwine gently with the fruit aromatics, contributing to the wine’s superior overall impression.

The wine is dry, warm, and smooth, with pleasant freshness. It is moderately tannic with fine, soft tannins. The wine is flavourful with a medium body. It is balanced, with pronounced flavour intensity and very good persistence. The wine is harmonious and easy to drink, with notes of red currant emerging on the aftertaste. It pairs excellently with veal roast prepared under the traditional "čripnja" (baking bell) with homemade potatoes.

This wine is born in the finest wine-growing area of Buje, Contarini-Brazzania, where low yields per hectare allow the creation of top-quality wines. The vineyards are laid like an amphitheatre, ideally benefiting from the local climate and the mineral white soil. Alcoholic fermentation begins at 25–28 °C for 15–20 days. Malolactic fermentation and maturation follow in small oak barrels for 18 months, allowing the noble aromas of wood and grapes to meld. The wine is then blended and aged for one year in a large cask, after which it rounds off and matures in the bottle for a further 6 months.

Franc Arman Merlot Superior matures partly in large oak barrels and partly in barrique casks. It is characterised by a deep dark-red colour. This atypically styled wine is full and robust, yet still pleasantly drinkable, marked by aromas of ripe cherry and raspberry with a chocolate-and-spice aftertaste. Discreet oak notes intertwine gently with the fruit aromatics, contributing to the wine’s superior overall impression.

The wine is dry, warm, and smooth, with pleasant freshness. It is moderately tannic with fine, soft tannins. The wine is flavourful with a medium body. It is balanced, with pronounced flavour intensity and very good persistence. The wine is harmonious and easy to drink, with notes of red currant emerging on the aftertaste. It pairs excellently with veal roast prepared under the traditional "čripnja" (baking bell) with homemade potatoes.

Short description:A robust wine from the Merlot variety grown in the Motovun region, aged 18 months in oak barrels. Deep ruby colour with blackberry, plum and Mediterranean herb aromas.

Short description:A robust wine from the Merlot variety grown in the Motovun region, aged 18 months in oak barrels. Deep ruby colour with blackberry, plum and Mediterranean herb aromas.

Short description:A robust wine from the Merlot variety grown in the Motovun region, aged 18 months in oak barrels. Deep ruby colour with blackberry, plum and Mediterranean herb aromas.

Short description:A robust wine from the Merlot variety grown in the Motovun region, aged 18 months in oak barrels. Deep ruby colour with blackberry, plum and Mediterranean herb aromas.

The aromatic and attractive In Sylvis Florens Rosé dry wine is produced by processing the red Teran grape as if it were a white variety — through crushing, destemming, and pressing without maceration.

The vineyards lie on the hills around Buje at 220–250 m above sea level, in the San Pellegrin site, historically known for this variety. Maintaining low yields per hectare and the ventilation of the position allow the production of healthy grapes essential for extended ripening and achieving the desired concentration of aromas. After a short cryomaceration and gentle pressing, the must ferments at low temperature to preserve the irreplaceable Muscat aroma concentration.

A dark ruby-colored wine made from the Teran variety and aged for three years in barrique barrels. Intense aromas of ripe sour cherry and dried plum, with notes of smoke, leather and coffee. Powerful, full-bodied and long-lasting on the finish.

An excellently balanced blend of deep ruby red colour, elegant and well-rounded, with aromas of blueberry and raspberry, and a fine hint of dark chocolate and black pepper.

Ruby red with purple highlights and typical varietal aromas of red fruit, with cherry slightly more pronounced. Full and concentrated on the palate, with marked acidity and lively, well-integrated tannins. Pleasant and long finish with good ageing potential.

Semi-sweet white wine in a light golden hue, with intense floral aromas, lemon zest, apricot and quince. Fresh, elegant and easy to drink.

A dry wine made from 100% Malvazija Istarska, with an elegant green-yellow hue and aromas of nectarine and acacia. Fresh, harmonious and pleasantly drinkable.

The wine is crystal clear, deep straw-yellow in colour with a shade of youthful gold. It shows pronounced and refined aromas of yellow apple, iris, and exotic notes of melon, lime and lychee. On the palate it is rounded and soft, almost saline, very extract-rich with a hint of sweetness.

A robust Istrian red wine made from the autochthonous Teran grape, marked by lively acidity, bright red-fruit aromas and a distinctive mineral character. Fresh, direct and authentic, ideal for lovers of classic Istrian terroir.

A fresh and elegant Istrian white wine made from Malvazija, with gentle aromas of acacia, apple and plum, balanced acidity and mineral character. Perfect with seafood and light cheeses.

Deep ruby-red colour with a garnet hue. Clear and dense, with muted reflections. Sweet notes of ripe dark berries reminiscent of blackcurrant jam, and spicy tones of black pepper, thyme and carob. On the palate it is soft, fresh and persistent, with gentle ripe tannins and a long-lasting flavour.

Le Divine is a unique blend of 60% Sauvignon and 40% Istrian Malvasia. This powerful and rich wine came to be almost by accident, when a surplus of Sauvignon was left in the cellar in 2020. The wine aged for six months in wooden barrels and then a further year in the bottle. Le Divine enchants with its minerality and a subtle touch of oak, while its gentle aroma reveals notes of grapefruit, lime and vineyard peach. Its harmonious body is not overpowering but glides elegantly down the palate, offering a refined wine experience. It is bottled in 1.5-litre bottles, symbolising the monumentality of the Pula Arena, which also appears on the label designed by Studio Tumpić&Prenc. The label is inspired by an Istrian legend about fairy builders – powerful beings who, by night, stacked stones from Učka to build the magnificent structure. When the first rooster crowed, the fairies had to leave, leaving the Arena unfinished. Later they reached Vižinada and helped build the picturesque village of Narduči

A fresh and aromatic white wine made from Istrian Malvasia, with notes of acacia blossom, apple, plum and apricot. Dry, elegant and easy-drinking.

Aromatic dry white wine of light yellow colour, with notes of meadow flowers, yellow apple and orange zest. Pleasant freshness, good balance and a distinct aftertaste of yellow apple.