Harvest Festival

Alegría, which means happiness in Spanish, was given its name because it is a wine we have been trying to create for several years. The grapes are challenging to work with, and when we finally succeeded, it could not be called anything other than Alegría – pure happiness.

Grapes: Zilga, Rondo & Solaris – Brut

A light rosé sparkling wine with fine, persistent bubbles and aromas of cherries and red berries. On the palate, it is full-bodied with subtle and elegant effervescence. An excellent choice to accompany fresh salads and salmon.

Locura, which means madness in Spanish, was the first wine created together by Joan Ramon Mañé and Javier. The name comes from when they met at the very beginning of this vineyard journey and realised just how crazy the whole project really was.

Grape: Solaris

A pale green-hued Solaris wine with subtle reddish reflections, offering aromas of apricot, elderflower, gooseberry and Granny Smith apple, complemented by a delicate saline, iodine-like character inspired by the nearby fjord.

The palate is clean and precise, with a well-defined mid-palate structure and beautifully balanced acidity, making it an excellent companion to fish, seafood and vegetable dishes.

Armonía, as you may have guessed, means harmony. This wine was created when we found the perfect balance between four different vintages and then allowed it to rest in oak for a period of time. When everything finally fell into place, the name felt obvious: Armonía, because harmony was exactly what we had managed to create.

Grape: Solaris

A bright golden-yellow wine with aromas of ripe apple, a saline and mineral character, and a rich, glycerol-driven texture that provides a generous mouthfeel. An excellent choice to pair with feta cheese or a variety of fish dishes.

Atrevido, which means bold, got its name because making red wine in Sweden is almost impossible due to the climate, the weather and the ripeness of the grapes. But sometimes you have to be brave anyway, hence the fitting name!

Grapes: Solaris, Zilga, Pinot Noir, Muscaris & Rondo

Ruby-red in colour with aromas of beetroot, figs and green pepper. Light-bodied with a delicate structure and an elegant character. Pairs beautifully with cod or lighter dishes such as beetroot carpaccio.

Cordura, which means "common sense" in English, got its name because sparkling wine is the most natural style to produce in our Swedish terroir. Quite simply, it is the sensible choice.

Grape: Solaris – Brut Nature

Pale greenish-yellow in colour with fine, elegant bubbles. Aromas of apple and pear. A creamy mousse on the palate, elegant and well-balanced, with beautifully integrated acidity. Ideal as an aperitif.

Padparadscha, one of our more difficult wines to pronounce, takes its name from one of the world's rarest sapphires, whose unique pink-orange colour resembles the wine's own hue. Just like the sapphire, this is an unusual wine, as very few producers create a blend of orange wine and rosé wine.

Grapes: Solaris & Zilga

Our blend of orange wine and Zilga Rosé creates an innovative wine: ruby-pink in colour, with floral aromas and a flavour profile that combines the structural depth of orange wine with the elegant lightness of rosé. A perfect match for Asian cuisine.

Desvarío, which means insanity in English, got its name because it is a wine that really should not exist. The style originates from Jerez in southern Spain, and recreating something similar in Sweden is, to say the least, a little insane. At the same time, those are often the moments when it is most enjoyable to follow your own path, and that is why we created a sherry-style wine in Sweden.

Grape: Solaris

Golden in colour with aromas of dried fruit, particularly almonds. On the palate, savoury and spicy notes come together in a harmonious balance. Perfect as an aperitif – also delicious served as a refreshing rebujito with ice and soda.

Naranja, Spanish for "orange", is perhaps our most straightforward name. It simply got its name from its style and its colour – an orange wine called Naranja.

Grape: Solaris

Orange in colour with golden hues, typical of a wine with extended skin contact – a so-called orange wine. Complex aromas with notes reminiscent of the forest edge, including dried leaves, damp earth and resin, complemented by fresh menthol and herbal nuances. Dry and well-structured with fine tannins, featuring hints of walnuts and hazelnuts. An excellent choice for meat dishes, particularly white meats and pork, as well as aged cheeses and olives.

Dulce Locura, Luna’s sweet wine, means sweet madness in Spanish and got its name because it is a wine we never expected to create. When we got a new press, we pressed several grape varieties together, and the result was a sweet wine that surprised us.

Grapes: Solaris, Zilga, Rondo & Pinot Noir

Reddish in colour, created from a combination of overripe green and blue grapes, with aromas of wild strawberries, strawberries, red berries and rhubarb. On the palate, sweetness and acidity come together in perfect balance, making this wine an ideal companion for a wide range of desserts. We particularly recommend pairing it with a classic rhubarb pie or something as simple as vanilla ice cream with fresh strawberries.