Nové Vinařství
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A modern Moravian winery in Drnholec, crafting varietal wines from one of the warmest vineyard sites in the Czech Republic.
Nové Vinařství is a Moravian winery founded in 2005, located in the village of Drnholec within the Mikulovská sub-region. The estate is known for producing pure, fresh varietal wines and a unique project focused on higher resveratrol content in white wines.
- Founded in 2005 in Drnholec, Mikulovská sub-region of Moravia
- Located at Slunečný vrch, one of the warmest vineyard sites in Moravia
- Winery building burned in 2010 and was subsequently rebuilt
- Renovated in 2019 with a modern grape reception facility
- Grows both international and regional varieties including Pálava and Moravian Muscat
- Produces a unique project focused on higher resveratrol content in white wines
- Soils include limestone-clay and sandy types typical of the region
History and Background
Nové Vinařství was established in 2005 in the village of Drnholec, situated within the Mikulovská sub-region of Moravia in the Czech Republic. The winery's early history included a significant setback when its building burned in 2010, but operations resumed following a full rebuild. A major renovation in 2019 brought a modern grape reception facility to the estate, reflecting the producer's commitment to advanced viticulture and winemaking technology.
- Founded in 2005 in Drnholec, Mikulovská sub-region
- Building fire in 2010 followed by full reconstruction
- 2019 renovation introduced modern grape reception technology
- Classified as a winery, not a wine region or appellation
Vineyards and Wines
The winery is situated at the Slunečný vrch vineyard site, recognized as one of the warmest locations in all of Moravia. Warm summers and cool autumns with foehnish winds define the growing season, and the soils are a mix of limestone-clay and sandy types. Nové Vinařství grows a wide range of varieties spanning international grapes and Czech regional specialties. The winery's stated focus is on pure, varietal, and fresh wines. A notable project involves producing white wines with higher resveratrol content, described as a world-unique initiative.
- Slunečný vrch is among Moravia's warmest vineyard sites
- Climate features warm summers and cool autumns with foehnish winds
- Varieties include Grüner Veltliner, Pálava, Moravian Muscat, Pinot Noir, and Saint Laurent
- White wines with elevated resveratrol content represent a unique production project
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- Nové Vinařství Pálava$20-35Showcases the Czech regional grape Pálava from one of Moravia's warmest sites.Find →
- Nové Vinařství Grüner Veltliner$20-35Represents the winery's varietal, fresh style from limestone-clay and sandy soils.Find →
- Nové Vinařství Moravian Muscat$15-20Regional variety vinified in the estate's pure, fruit-forward house style.Find →
- Nové Vinařství is located in Drnholec within the Mikulovská sub-region, not Velkopavlovická
- Founded 2005; fire in 2010, rebuilt; renovated with modern reception facility in 2019
- Grows both international varieties (Chardonnay, Pinot Noir) and Czech regional grapes (Pálava, Moravian Muscat)
- Climate at Slunečný vrch is among the warmest in Moravia, with foehnish autumnal winds
- Notable for a unique project producing white wines with higher resveratrol content