Wines that grow from the Karst’s red soil and mature in the calm of our cellar.
In 1984, Miro planted the first Teran vineyard in terra rossa soil from the Karst sinkholes. At 250 metres above sea level, the vineyard is now home to 5,000 vines, and its north-west exposure provides just the right amount of sunshine. The vines are low-yielding, which results in better, higher-quality wine. To this day, we still work the vineyards by hand, and we produce Teran in the traditional way.

