Josko Gravner, famous and respected for adapting the ancient practice of using clay amphorae for the aging of some of his highly prized wines, professes, "I am convinced that wine is a product of Nature, not of Man, whose role therefore is to accompany its maturation process while avoiding any artificial intervention." Radikon’s wines, now led by Saša following Stanko’s passing, still reflect the “Slovenian” style of Friulian winemaking—extended maceration periods, the use of large oak barrels, and manual harvesting method-all resulting with their uncommonly deep yellow color of the white wines, also characterized by their complex and arresting aromas and palate. Other featured producers such as Jermann, Ronco dei Tassi, Livio Felluga Ronco dei Cialli and many more. A foray into Slovenia will take you to Movia and Ales Kristianic whose family has owned the estate since 1820 and yet another great producer, Jermann, whose state-of-the-art winery was inaugurated in 2007 and was designed exclusively for the vinification of their Capo Martino, Vignatruss Dreams and Vintage Tunina.