WAIT WHAT? DIMYAT ORANGE 2024

Dimyat is one of Bulgaria's oldest white grapes — grown in the Thracian Valley for centuries, producing wines with natural freshness and a waxy, distinctive character. It is rarely taken seriously. Wait What? is the question Georgiev/Milkov asked themselves when they first tasted what 35 days of skin contact could do to it.

The vines grow on limestone in Karabunar, over 40 years old. The wine spends 35 days total on the skins, ferments spontaneously, and ages for 12 months in oak and acacia barrels. No sulphites added at any stage, not at harvest, not at bottling. What you get is Dimyat at its most complex: not just a white wine with colour, but something with the structural grip of a red and the aromatic intensity of a winemaker who knows exactly what they're doing.