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Udha 2018 - 13,5% vol. - UKA Winery

Udha 2018 - 13,5% vol. - UKA Winery

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    year
     2018
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    country
     Albania
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    format
     750 ml
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    grape variety
     Kallmet - Shesh i Zi - Cabernet Sauvignon - Merlot
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    alcohol
     13.5%
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    allergens
     Solfiti
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    type
     Red wine
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    Production hectare
     35/50 quintals
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    number bottles
     15000
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    temperature
     14°C
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    location
     North-South-East-West, collected in different campaigns
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    Description

    Udha 2018 from Uka Winery is a distinctive red blend that carries the spirit of Albania’s wine regions. Its name, which means "road" in Albanian, reflects how it connects various vineyards across the country, bringing together the richness of Albanian winemaking tradition in a single bottle. It is a blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Kallmet, and Shesh i Zi, combined to produce a harmonious and well-balanced wine. Each variety comes from organic vineyards scattered across Albania, contributing flavors representative of the country’s diverse terroirs.

    Aroma and Flavor Profile

    Ruby red in the glass, this wine exudes bold aromas of dark berries, interwoven with spices and cedar, with subtle hints of oak aging. Full-bodied, with silky tannins, it persists to a long, satisfying finish. While blended with international varieties, the native grapes give Udha a unique character, balancing the earthy presence of Kallmet and Shesh i Zi with the fruity nature of Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot.

    Production Method

    The grapes come from organic vineyards, hand-harvested, and transported to the winery in 20 kg crates. A 48-hour cryo-maceration enhances flavor extraction. Fermentation in stainless steel tanks at controlled temperatures lasts 8–12 days. The wine is then aged in 500-liter oak barrels for 8 months, followed by an additional year of bottle aging, producing a refined and structured wine.

    Food Pairings and Serving Temperature

    Best served at 14–16°C, Udha 2018 pairs exquisitely with grilled red meats, game dishes, and aged cheeses. Its full-bodied structure and elegant finish make it a worthy companion for rich meals or to enjoy on its own.

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    Medaur Winery

    The Medaur winery was founded in 2003 and is located in Koplik, in the Malesia e Madhe area of Albania. Federico Cerelli has been leading the "Medaur" winery for 4 years. He oversees every stage, from production to the final bottling phase. Federico is an Italian oenologist who has worked with important wineries in the Chianti area of Tuscany, such as Antinori, Castello di Gabbiano, and Cavaliere d’Oro.

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