RÖS Solaris

In picturesque Røsnæs, an area characterized by its lush landscapes and pristine coastline, lies the heart of Danish wine production: Dyrehojgaard. While the estate has a rich history dating back a century as a traditional farm, it has recently been transformed into Denmark's largest vineyard.

The best wine from Denmark

In 2007, Tom Christensen took a leap of faith by purchasing Dyrehojgaard. With a passion for wine and a vision for Røsnæs, he planted the first vines in 2008. The choice fell primarily on Solaris and Cabernet Cortis grapes, selected in collaboration with the renowned Staatliches Weinstitut (State Wine Institute) in Freiburg, Germany. Fast-forward to today, and Dyrehojgaard's vineyards stretch across approximately 10 hectares, dotted with over 40,000 vines. With this, it proudly claims the title of Denmark's largest wine producer. While several grape varieties are grown there, such as Muscaris, Johanniter, and Souvignier Gris, it is the Solaris grape that takes center stage in today's journey: the enchanting white wine, RÖS Solaris.

Full and very powerful this RÖS Solaris

Pouring RÖS Solaris immediately greets you with its bright, golden hue, a reflection of Danish summers. Aromas of ripe yellow fruit, a hint of honey, and a light minerality waft from the glass. And with the first sip? A harmony of freshness and fullness that instantly transports you to the fields of Røsnæs. This wine has the unique ability to be both complex and accessible, making it a favorite with both novice wine drinkers and experienced sommeliers. So, when you think of European wines, look beyond the classic vineyards of France or Italy. Røsnæs and its crown jewel, RÖS Solaris, are patiently awaiting their moment in the spotlight. Skål!