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Pesecká Leanka is simply the Slovak name for Fetească Regală, a grape variety first identified in 1920s Transylvania.
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| Classification | Akostné víno (Quality wine) |
|---|---|
| Vintage | 2025 |
| Grape | Pesecká Leanka |
| Volume | 750 ml |
| Alcohol % | 11% |
Pesecká Leanka: Chowaniec & Krajčírovič
Pesecká Leanka is a rare Slovak white wine, and one you won't find outside this region. The grape is simply the Slovak name for Fetească Regală, a variety first identified in 1920s Transylvania.
Soft apricot, lavender and honeysuckle on the nose, with clean, refreshing acidity: a floral, summery character without tipping into sweetness, finishing crisp rather than heavy.
Taste
Light to medium body, floral and aromatic, finishing crisp. Serve chilled at 8–10°C in a standard white glass.
Pair It With
A natural match for Thai, Indonesian and Surinamese cuisine: think rijsttafel, curry, or Southeast Asian takeaway, not just a generic "spicy food" pairing.
Why It's Different
You won't find Pesecká Leanka on many wine lists outside Slovakia: it's a genuinely local variety, not a global grape grown everywhere. That makes it one of the more interesting ways to actually taste what's distinct about Slovak wine.
The Estate
Pesecká Leanka is made by Chowaniec & Krajčírovič, a family winery in Svätý Jur, in the Malé Karpaty wine region, that has been farming these slopes since 2001, with the same family still leading it today. Meet the estate →
Worth Knowing
Best consumed within 2–3 years of release. Small-batch, harvest-limited: when this vintage sells out, the next one looks different, because the estate doesn't chase volume.
A Gift, Too
See how Pesecká Leanka fits alongside the rest of the collection in our exceptional Slovak wine guide. Free shipping applies on orders over €75 — mix in another bottle from the collection to get there.
Wine Facts
Region: Malokarpatská · Svätý Jur · Contains sulphites.
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