Arcibiskupské Zámecké Víno Kroměříž Ryzlink Vlašský

Arcibiskupské Zámecké Víno Kroměříž (Archiepiscopal Chateau Wine Kroměříž) is a prestigious brand with a heritage dating back to 1266. This specific bottle is a Ryzlink Vlašský (Welschriesling), a dry white wine designated as 'mešní víno' (altar wine), indicating it meets strict ecclesiastical standards for liturgical use.

The wine is produced in the historic cellars of the Archbishop's Palace in Kroměříž, a UNESCO World Heritage site in the Czech Republic. The production follows traditional methods, including aging in oak barrels as noted on the label ('zrálo v dubovém sudu'). The brand is deeply rooted in the history of the Olomouc Archdiocese, which has maintained the tradition of winemaking in this region for over seven centuries.

Ownership today remains with the Archdiocese of Olomouc, ensuring the continuation of historical winemaking techniques and the preservation of the unique microclimate of the chateau gardens and cellars. The brand represents both a cultural monument and a functional winery, producing high-quality Moravian wines.