「根據香港法律，不得在業務過程中，向未成年人售賣或供應令人醺醉的酒類。」“Under the law of Hong Kong, intoxicating liquor must not be sold or supplied to a minor in the course of business.”

Venue: AnyTime Catering, 9 Tin Hau Temple Road

Date: 20 June 2020 (Saturday)

Time: 12:30 – 14:30

Admission: Single Ticket HK$250; Set Ticket (2 tickets) HK$450

(Ticket with $100 Wine voucher for Wine order in event)

Equires: Call / Whatapp +852 6289 1140 or Email: info@myicellar.com (Tina)

Wine List

Orange Wine:

1. Radikon Ribolla Venezia Giulia IGT 2013
2. Tentenublo wines Los Corillos 2018
3. Tenuta Fornace Fumetto 2019
4. Tenuta Fornace Tutto Sole 2019

Amber Wine:

1. Tamada Rkatsiteli Qvevri 2014
2. Didimi Krakhuna 2016
3. Antadze wines Rkatsiteli 2016
4. Wine Company Shumi Mtsvane Qvevri Iberiuli 2017

Qvevri Wine:

1. Kardenakhi Wine Factory N1 Tsarapi
2. Rkatsiteli Mareli 2017
3. G.Wine dry white wine 2016
4. Bolero & Company Kisi Qvevri 2016
5. Bolero & Company Katsiteli Qvevri 2016
6. Bolero & Company Mtsvane Qvevri 2016
7. Burjanadze-Shanidze Wine Cellar Qvibari, Tsolikouri 2016
8. Burjanadze-Shanidze Wine Cellar Qvibari 2017
9. KWC Dry White Wine Qvevri

WHAT IS ORANGE WINE ?

The name is a bit of a misnomer because this wine isn’t made with oranges, but is a type of white wine made by leaving the grape skins and seeds in contact with the juice, creating a deep orange-hued finished product.

WHERE DOES IT COME FROM ?

The process of making orange wine is actually very old, but the reinvigoration of this ancient process has only resurfaced in the last 20 odd years. Many modern-day orange winemakers look as far back as 5000 years in Caucasus (modern-day Georgia) where wines were fermented in large subterranean vessels called Qvevri that were originally closed with stones and sealed with beeswax.

IS IT EASY TO FIND ORANGE WINE NOWADAY ?

Orange wines are still very rare, but some countries have growing interest in this natural winemaking style. Other than Georgia, some of the more experimental producers in Itlay, Slovenia, France, Australia, United States are starting to make natural wines experimenting with the orange wine technique

WHAT DOES ORANGE WINES TASTE LIKE ?

Orange winemaking is a very natural process that uses little to no additives, sometimes not even yeast. Because of all this, they taste very different from regular white wines and have a sour taste and nuttiness from oxidation.