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J.Stávek Lokus 2018, 0,5L

J.Stávek Lokus 2018, 0,5L

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Producer J.Stávek
Country Czech Republic
Region Moravia
ABV 16%

Tasting Notes

Apricot, Orange Peel, Walnut and Honey

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Fortified Port Sweet Wine

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More About J.Stávek Lokus 2018, 0,5L

This fortified red wine is a blend of Cabernet Moravia and Alibernet, crafted using traditional port wine techniques. The fermented mash is fortified with aged noble distillate, resulting in a rich and layered profile.  

Vegan-friendly and aged for 33 months in small oak barrels, it offers deep, concentrated flavors of cherry marmalade, blackcurrant, and blueberry. A luxurious and complex wine, perfect for savoring slowly.

Meet the Producer, J.Stávek

J.Stávek

Style: Winery

J.Stávek comes out of Moravia in the Czech Republic, which remains one of Europe’s great “why is nobody talking about this more?” wine regions. The winery itself has been in the same family for generations and still feels deeply rooted in local winemaking traditions, just with a much more modern low-intervention approach layered on top.

A lot of the focus sits around native and Central European grape varieties, especially Frankovka, which shows up here full of dark berry fruit, spice, freshness and earthy savoury character. There’s usually loads of energy in the wines without them becoming thin or overly natural-wine chaotic.

The winery works organically and keeps intervention pretty minimal in both vineyard and cellar. Spontaneous fermentation, less manipulation and a proper sense that the wines are allowed to behave like living things rather than polished supermarket products.

What’s nice about J.Stávek is that even the more experimental wines still feel grounded. You get texture, freshness and personality, but rarely the kind of aggressive funk that makes some natural wines feel like a dare.

Moravian wine in general has this lovely mix of eastern European rusticity and modern precision, and J.Stávek captures that brilliantly. Interesting enough for wine nerds, relaxed enough for normal people who just want something good with dinner.

Also, Czech wine still being underrated means bottles like this often massively overdeliver for the price.