Named after an early Roman goddess of wine, Libera Estate hails from western Bulgaria. The vineyards are found in the picturesque Struma Valley, bordered by Macedonia to the west and Greece to the south, a region with a winemaking history dating back over 5000 years. Established in 2013, Libera Estate aims to show the "true face of Bulgarian wine" by combining the local winemaking traditions with a contemporary vision, focusing mainly on indigenous varieties. 
 
This delightful orange wine is made of Keratsuda – a rare Bulgarian white grape, native to Struma Valley. An underappreciated grape with an ancient history, the team at Libera Estate took the challenge to show the potential of this indigenous variety. Fermented on skins for about 45 days and bottled unfiltered. The wine has a beautiful amber colour and expressive notes of clementines and orange peel, apricots and honey. These are complimented by hints of walnuts and almonds, typical for skin-contact wines. 
Full-bodied and fresh, with well integrated tannins and a rich concentrated palate, Libera Orange Keratsuda is a must try for orange wine fans. It is also a great wine for those who are just starting their 'orange' journey.
 
Struma Valley, Bulgaria.
 
Vegan.
 
12.5% ABV. 750ml.