Product: Barundic Amoreux
Country: Croatia
Region: Plešivica
Producer: Barundic
Closure: Cork
Alcohol: 10.50%

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Barundic Amoreux, a gentle color, aroma which immediately reveals Muscats and bold delicacy is what distinguishes it from other sparkling wines. Sec means semi-sweet. The name Amoureux, translated from French, means in love, and it was not chosen by chance. It is quite easy to fall in love with this wine, and those who are in love will love it as well. All Barun wines are macerated 1 – 30 days before fermentation at 3°C to maximize fruit aromas. Barun sparkling wines age in bottles on yeasts for a minimum of two years.
It should be served cooled at 4 – 6 °C in a slender and tall stem glass for sparkling wines (flute). This fine drink for a good mood in most companies pairs well with fruit desserts, and more mature, but not firm cheeses with an occasional grape, walnuts, almonds, or hazelnuts.

Fifty kilometres from Zagreb, Croatia’s capitol, on the slopes of Plesivica , in the village of Brezaric, a small winery owned by the Barundic family found its place. This boutique winery is located in the picturesque Krasic region, which is famous for Cardinal Alojzije Stepine.Barun winery plants over 3 hectares and the landscape a long with the vine grown can hardly be descripted by words. It is marked by sloping areas with moderate continental climate, ideal for wine growing. The Barun winery is one of the smallest wineries in Plesivika. This reflected in the fact that the entire vineyard is handled by one family , mostly by owner Josip Barundic and his wife Mare. A lot of effort and love was needed to create a winery that now offers a whole range of sparkling wine. I their boutique collection , the have the Barun Brut nature ( from the Manzoni variety ), to which they have been most proud, the Barun Rose’ ( from Pinot Noir ) and the Barun Muscat which is the only sparkling wine from Yellow Muscat grape variety in Croatia.