Sister's Wines

Kisi Orange 2018

£22.95

Sister's Wines Kisi Orange is a skin-contact natural wine made from Kisi grapes macerated and aged in Qvevri, big terracotta amphorae traditional of the country of Georgia. The grapes are farmed sustainably in the Alazani valley, Georgia.

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Producer Profile

Sister's Wines

Sister's Wines is a Georgian natural wine project headed by Jane Okruashvili, the sister of John Okruashvili of the Okro's Wines. Jane is a political scientist by trade and has decided to join her brother John’s winery as a means to reconnect with her cultural heritage as well as to give back to her community.

The Okros farm with inspired natural methods about 7 hectares spread in different parcels in the Alazani valley, mostly comprised of local varieties such as Tsolikouri, Tsitska, Tavkaveri, Kisi, Kakhetian Mtsvane, Rkatsiteli, Saperavi, and Budeshuri Saperavi. Winemaking is just as traditional, with extended maceration of the skins, and often the stems, in qvevri. Jane’s first project was a Kisi orange wine, which resulted in a gloriously amber juggernaut of great depth, passion, and complexity.

Natural Wine Explained

Let's explore the many facets of natural wine.
What is natural wine?

What is natural wine?

Natural wine is crafted in limited quantities from hand-harvested grapes that are grown organically or biodynamically, with minimal intervention during winemaking.
What is Biodynamics?

What is Biodynamics?

Biodynamic wine is produced using grapes that are farmed through biodynamic farming, which is a holistic and ecological approach to agriculture elaborated by Rudolph Steiner.
What is organic wine?

What is organic wine?

Organic wine is produced from grapes that are farmed using organic farming methods, an alternative approach to conventional farming that emphasizes avoiding chemicals.
What is vegan wine?

What is vegan wine?

Vegan wine is produced without the use of animal-derived products such as isinglass during the fining process, which is a step in the clarification of wine before it is bottled.