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Rebula is a Slovenian indigenous grape variety that found its home in Brda in the 12th century. The oldest preserved record dates back to 1336, which says that Henrik from Rittersberg bought a vineyard that produces 6 buckets of rebula per year. Rebula was considered to be a modest and simple wine in the past as the vine has withstood heavy loads, it grows on "opoka" - marl or flysch soils, and gives extraordinary results in sunny positions. Rebula has grown from a simple wine to the protagonist of Brda. We know it as fresh, in sparkling wines, matured in barrels or amphorae, as well as macerated - orange. Golden yellow grapes yield a wine ranging from straw yellow to amber tones.
Rebula is a Slovenian autochthonous grape variety that found its home in Brda in the 12th century. The oldest preserved record dates back to 1336, which states that Henrik from Rittersberg bought a vineyard that produces 6 buckets of Rebula per year. Rebula was considered a modest and simple wine in the past, as the vine has withstood heavy loads, grows on "opoka" - marl or flysch soils, and yields excellent results in sunny locations. Rebula has evolved from a simple wine to the protagonist of Brda; we know it as fresh, in sparkling wines, aged in barrels or amphorae, as well as macerated - orange. Golden yellow grapes produce a wine ranging from straw yellow to amber tones.