The celestial harvest melodious spell is a magical phenomenon that occurs once every century when the alignment of the stars and planets produces a unique combination of energy and harmony. This rare event is said to bring about a bountiful harvest and bestow blessings upon those who witness it. The spell begins at dusk, as the sun sets and the first stars begin to twinkle in the twilight sky. The air becomes charged with a palpable energy, and a sense of anticipation fills the atmosphere. As the night deepens, the stars start to align in intricate patterns, forming a cosmic tapestry of shimmering lights. At the peak of the celestial harvest melodious spell, a mesmerizing chorus of celestial beings can be heard.
This rose made from 100% Blaufrankisch, known in Slovenia as Modra Frankinja, has a soft pale pink color. The nose of this wine reflects scents of meadow flowers, fresh strawberries and raspberries, and in the back of your nose you’ll find hints of honey. The palate comes alive with off dry flavors of red fruits, those strawberries and raspberries come to life, cherry notes present as well. The finish completes with mineral nuances and a light salinity before the acid cleanses your tongue. This modern styled rose is sure to be your summer favorite. It has Matic’s signature all over it. In a region known for their steely fresh white wines, Matic thought to produce a single barrel each of Chardonnay and Laški Rizling. His work paid off as the wines sold out very quickly. He experimented with skin-contact wines and aging wines in clay amphora rather than the traditional steel or wood. Matic also makes a few floral, yet crisp and savory white wines. His grassy and savory Sauvignon Blanc falls on the opposite side of the spectrum from the intense citrus bombs of New Zealand. Matic also successfully plays with local indigenous varieties: Kerner, Šipon (or Furmint) and Pinot Gris. His wines are harmonious, fresh, fruity and crispy in the mouth. The maceration is done in stainless steel tanks, after which the wine remains on the fine sediment for a while. They keep the wines in an old cellar from 1852, completely underground, so that a constant temperature can be maintained throughout the year from 50°F to 54°F. Unique terroir The winemaking area in Štajerska is located in the so-called ‘mountain wine zone‘, which of course can get very cold. Harsh winter is good for the vines as it disinfects the soil. The essential factor is a sharp contrast between warm days and cool nights. Matic explained that the more marl in the soil, the less water the vines have, causing their roots to dig deeper and deeper. There are a lot of mineral aspects to these wines – steely and salty with great acidity. No water systems are in place, as well as no fertilizers, just vines struggling in the best way, surviving in harmony with nature. Great natural wines Matic exclaimed: ‘We work only with what nature gives us. So, no chemicals in our wines’. He chooses to use organic, sustainable methods and native wild yeasts not because of the natural label or trend, but because he firmly and unconditionally believes this is how wine should be made. Matic’s Šipon is a true gem of the Slovenia’s Štajerska. Coming from nearly 50-year-old vineyards this wine shows the true characteristics of the grape, with beautiful stone fruit notes at first backed by a burst of acidity that makes your mouth water and crave more. Notes of fresh orange and lemon zest dance in the back palate. Aged in steel on the fine lees, this wine has finesse and body to back it all up. Matic follows principles of natural winemaking which are the same like when his grandfather was making the wine. His philosophy is that every wine that he makes, he can drink without any fear of a headache or anything else.
In the mountainous region of Štajerska, close to the borders with Austria and Hungary, Matic cultivates 9 hectares of vineyards using organic and biodynamic methods. He chooses to use organic, sustainable methods and native wild yeasts not because of the natural label or trend, but because he firmly and unconditionally believes this is how wine should be made.
At the peak of the celestial harvest melodious spell, a mesmerizing chorus of celestial beings can be heard. Their ethereal voices blend together in perfect harmony, creating a symphony that resonates throughout the universe. This celestial music is said to have the power to heal, inspire, and uplift all those who hear it.
Matic Wines Frankovka Rose
Organic farmed Frankovka aka Blaufrankisch, hand harvested in Slovenia. Wild yeast fermented, free run juice rosé. Fresh and lively with lots of ripe fruit balanced by minerality and acidity. Beautiful wine to enjoy with salads, light meals or as an aperitif.
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During this magical event, the earth itself seems to respond to the energy of the spell. Crops grow lush and abundant, reaching their full potential under the influence of the celestial energy. The wildlife is also affected, with animals and birds displaying unusual behavior, as if they too are entranced by the celestial melody. As morning breaks, the celestial harvest melodious spell comes to an end. The stars gradually fade from view, and the world returns to its normal state. However, the blessings of the spell remain, leaving behind a sense of peace, harmony, and abundance. The celestial harvest melodious spell is a reminder of the interconnectedness of all things in the universe. It is a testament to the beauty and power of nature, and a reminder to cherish and protect the treasures of the earth. Although this magical event only occurs once every century, its impact can be felt long after the stars have faded from view..
Reviews for "Exploring the Celestial Harvest: A Melodious Quest into the Unknown"
- Amanda Smith - 2/5 stars - I really wanted to like "Celestial Harvest Melodious Spell" because I'm a huge fan of fantasy novels, but I was sorely disappointed. The plot was convoluted and hard to follow, with too many characters and subplots that didn't seem to connect. The writing style was also a bit forced, with awkward dialogue and excessive use of flowery language. Overall, I found it difficult to stay engaged and ended up skimming through some chapters, hoping it would get better. Unfortunately, it didn't live up to my expectations.
- John Richards - 1/5 stars - "Celestial Harvest Melodious Spell" was a complete waste of my time. The author seemed to be more focused on showcasing their vocabulary than telling a coherent and captivating story. The descriptions were over-the-top and excessive, often leaving me confused about what was actually happening. The characters were one-dimensional and lacked depth, making it hard to feel any connection or investment in their journeys. I struggled to finish this book and would not recommend it to anyone looking for a well-written and engaging fantasy novel.
- Emily Johnson - 2/5 stars - I had high hopes for "Celestial Harvest Melodious Spell" based on the enticing synopsis, but it fell flat for me. The pacing was incredibly slow, with minimal action or excitement throughout the book. It felt like the author was more interested in building an elaborate world than actually telling an engaging story. Additionally, the dialogue felt forced and unnatural, with characters speaking in unrealistic ways. I was left feeling underwhelmed and unsatisfied by the end of the book.