Gamza Granny 2019

$27.00

Gamza Granny 2019 is a distinctive expression of 100% Gamza, an ancient Bulgarian grape from the Danube River Plain. Made from remarkable 62-year-old vines, this medium-bodied red is fresh and vibrant, balancing juicy red fruit with floral notes, gentle earthiness, and a subtle rustic edge.

The nose offers red berries, white flowers, and hints of caramel. On the palate, blueberry and bright red fruit are lifted by lively acidity, with soft tannins and delicate grassy undertones adding complexity. Three years of aging in used Bulgarian oak brings subtle earthy depth without overwhelming the fruit.

The grapes come from organically farmed vineyards and undergo spontaneous fermentation in Bulgarian oak with 14 days of skin contact, followed by extended aging in used oak. The wine is bottled unfined, unfiltered, and with no added SO₂, allowing the character of the old vines and native grape to shine through.

Bring It to the Table

Its bright acidity and rustic red-fruit character make it especially fun with:

  • 🍗 Roast chicken with crispy skin and herbs

  • 🥓 Charcuterie with smoked meats and pickles

  • 🥟 Bulgarian meat-filled pastries

  • 🍄 Mushroom and herb flatbread

  • 🐖 Grilled pork with roasted peppers

  • 🧀 Semi-aged sheep’s milk cheese

  • 🍆 Eggplant baked with tomato and garlic

  • 🍒 Duck with sour cherry or berry sauce

Vintage: 2019
Producer: Borovitza Winery
Grape: 100% Gamza
Region: Danube River Plain, Bulgaria
Style: Dry Red | Medium-Bodied
Tasting Notes: Red berries, blueberry, white flowers, caramel, herbs, earth

About the Producer: Borovitza Winery is a small, artisanal estate near Bulgaria’s famous Belogradchik Rocks, dedicated to expressing the ancient terroir of the Danube River Plain. Founded by enologists Ognyan Tsvetanov and Adriana Srebrinova, the winery continues their focus on authentic, terroir-driven wines and Bulgaria’s native varieties.

Bright, earthy, floral, and wonderfully old-school. Gamza Granny is a taste of Bulgaria’s native Gamza grape with the character only decades-old vines can bring.

Gamza Granny 2019 is a distinctive expression of 100% Gamza, an ancient Bulgarian grape from the Danube River Plain. Made from remarkable 62-year-old vines, this medium-bodied red is fresh and vibrant, balancing juicy red fruit with floral notes, gentle earthiness, and a subtle rustic edge.

The nose offers red berries, white flowers, and hints of caramel. On the palate, blueberry and bright red fruit are lifted by lively acidity, with soft tannins and delicate grassy undertones adding complexity. Three years of aging in used Bulgarian oak brings subtle earthy depth without overwhelming the fruit.

The grapes come from organically farmed vineyards and undergo spontaneous fermentation in Bulgarian oak with 14 days of skin contact, followed by extended aging in used oak. The wine is bottled unfined, unfiltered, and with no added SO₂, allowing the character of the old vines and native grape to shine through.

Bring It to the Table

Its bright acidity and rustic red-fruit character make it especially fun with:

  • 🍗 Roast chicken with crispy skin and herbs

  • 🥓 Charcuterie with smoked meats and pickles

  • 🥟 Bulgarian meat-filled pastries

  • 🍄 Mushroom and herb flatbread

  • 🐖 Grilled pork with roasted peppers

  • 🧀 Semi-aged sheep’s milk cheese

  • 🍆 Eggplant baked with tomato and garlic

  • 🍒 Duck with sour cherry or berry sauce

Vintage: 2019
Producer: Borovitza Winery
Grape: 100% Gamza
Region: Danube River Plain, Bulgaria
Style: Dry Red | Medium-Bodied
Tasting Notes: Red berries, blueberry, white flowers, caramel, herbs, earth

About the Producer: Borovitza Winery is a small, artisanal estate near Bulgaria’s famous Belogradchik Rocks, dedicated to expressing the ancient terroir of the Danube River Plain. Founded by enologists Ognyan Tsvetanov and Adriana Srebrinova, the winery continues their focus on authentic, terroir-driven wines and Bulgaria’s native varieties.

Bright, earthy, floral, and wonderfully old-school. Gamza Granny is a taste of Bulgaria’s native Gamza grape with the character only decades-old vines can bring.