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Vineyards crossed by an avenue of cypress trees

Quality wine from
our own vineyards

Heritage

The story behind
our winery

Guests raising their glasses among the vines
Sunrise over the vineyards

Near the village of Florentin, on the very bank of the Danube, nature has made one of those rare places where time seems to slow down. Wine has been part of this land since 1964, and our cellar was built here, in the village, in 2012.

We grow own-rooted Novoselska Gamza — ungrafted vines of a kind that very few places in Europe still have.

Our story

Red wine

Gamza

Novoselska Gamza from ungrafted, own-rooted vines — pale ruby, ripe cherry and velvety tannins.

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Red wine

Cabernet Sauvignon

Body and structure — deep ruby, blackcurrant and blackberry, cedar and dark chocolate.

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A bottle of Château Florentina Rkatsiteli
White wine

Rkatsiteli

Freshness and finesse — golden hue, ripe peach, apple and delicate honey.

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Rosé

Gamza Rosé

Refined lightness — pale pink, wild strawberry, cherry and a delicate floral note.

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Rosé

Rosé

Freshness and refinement — light pink, strawberry, raspberry and a scent of rose petals.

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Experiences

Come to
the wine

A walk through the vines, wine at the table and celebrations among the rows — we arrange every visit personally, around you.

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Sunlight over the vine rows

A walk through the vines

Visit

With someone from the winery — from the vine row to the cellar, where the wine rests in silence.

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A toast with white wine

Wine at the table

Tasting

Our wines in the glass, with local produce and the story of each variety.

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Gallery

Our winery

Vine-covered hills seen from above
Grapes arriving at the cellar during harvest
Sunlight over the vine rows
Wine and small bites served among the vines
Sunrise over the vineyards
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Florentin is the little village with many vines — more than half of its land is planted with them. Among them, on the bank of the Danube, stands our cellar.

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The vineyards

Gamza on
its own roots

Harvest at the winery
Rows of vines under a spring sky

At the end of the 19th century phylloxera destroyed almost every vineyard in Europe. Our Gamza is among the few that survived on their own roots — no grafting, no foreign rootstock between the vine and the soil.

Our vineyards