The Bohemia wine region, located in the Czech Republic, is an undiscovered gem of the European wine world. Nestled inland, it stands out with its continental climate featuring varied climatic influences, offering hot summers and cold winters, which create a unique environment for viticulture. The region's soils, primarily composed of loess and sand, impart a distinctive minerality to the wines produced here.
The grape varieties cultivated in Bohemia, notably Müller-Thurgau and Riesling, give rise to aromatic and lively white wines, often with a beautiful acidity and stone fruit aromas. Red wines, although less common, are often made from Pinot Noir and Zweigelt, offering delicate red fruit flavours and a complexity that pleasantly surprises wine enthusiasts.
For those wishing to explore new wine horizons, Bohemia offers a captivating experience through its ancestral winemaking traditions and its constant renewal, ensuring a sensory journey of discovery for wine cellar managers of all levels.
The appellations
Litomerická
The Bohemia appellation in the Czech Republic is renowned for its distinctive wines made from various grape varieties, including Riesling and Pinot Noir. With a cool climate and fertile soils, the region produces elegant wines with subtle aromas. It is a popular destination for enthusiasts looking to discover unique and refined wines.
Mělník
The Bohemia appellation, located in the Czech Republic, is a viticultural treasure undergoing a revival. It is renowned for its fresh and aromatic white wines, primarily from grape varieties such as Riesling and Grüner Veltliner. With a winemaking tradition dating back centuries, Bohemia offers unique wines rich in history and authentic flavours.
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