2010 Breg Bianco
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Not yet released. Alcohol unknown since Joško Gravner doesn't believe in analyses. Bright garnet and quite a 'natural' aroma. Dry finish and very chewy indeed. This is a vintage that makes Mateja, Joško's daughter, think of the 2007. (JR)
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Julia Harding MW, jancisrobinson.com
Jancis Robinson MW
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Right off the bat you get a more powerful and articulate progression of aromas in this vintage than the others. The 2010 Bianco Breg, an interesting combination of Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, Pinot Grigio and Riesling, offers light hints of mint, sage and herb at the start. Those aromas are extremely subtle and faint at first. They are, however, followed by a consistent progression of dried fruit and honey aromas that are well fleshed out and precise in this vintage. The mouthfeel is powerful with a rich foundation of structure and fiber. The finish is dry and savory, coating the palate in an extremely fine and persistent manner. You won't taste many vintages quite like this one.
Breg on back label only. Deep copper gold. Smoky lapsang nose. Smoky caramelised apricots. Intense, pungent with amazing freshness from the texture, fruit and concentration. Smoky bitter orange and dried grasses. Chewy, dense and full of good life and depth. Power and length are amazing. Opens up to buttered apricots reduced down to the limit. Opens to orange and ginger infusion. (JH)
About the producer

Along with the likes of Radikon, Joško Gravner – whose vines straddle the Italian-Slovenian border – is a leading light of the natural-wine movement. His skin-contact Ribolla Gialla has inspired many imitators, while the rare Pignolo is prized by those in the know.
Product details
Sauvignon Blanc, Pinot Gris/Pinot Grigio, Chardonnay, Other
White
Dry