Plantaže Vranac Reserve 1998
This is a premium Montenegrin red wine made from the indigenous Vranac grape. The Reserve is produced from particulary good years, in small quantities, aged in barrels for several years. It is also aged in bottles for one year before being released to the market.
This is a dry wine, with a pleasant fruity nose. However, the impressions are far lower than it’s price. If you want to experience the Vranac variety the Montenegrin way, go for a regular Plantaže Vranac or their Vranac Pro Corde. They are much cheaper and the experience is almost the same.
Wines of the Vranac variety are produced throughout the region, apart from Montenegro, you can find them in Macedonia, Serbia, Croatia and Herzegovina.
Score: 7/10
Price: 15 euro (in Montenegro)
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September 14th, 2008 at 1:11 pm
Ido not know who you are, but only thing I belive you is that you are really amateur, but not wine lower. Because, if you wold like wines you should know that Vranc is rewarded woldwide wine specialy produced in Cermovsko Valey, and no competition worth mentioned for it.
Because you are an amateur, do not give you the right to clasify premium wines, becaususe you simply do not know TO DO IT. Probably your origin is close to podrum radenkovic or dulka. It is so obvious.
February 14th, 2010 at 6:38 pm
I’d have to agree with V, and where did you get €15 from? Do yo have any idea?