Radikon, the polemic producer of Oslavia, an Italian town in Friuli on the border of Slovenia, submits his wines to an extended maceration and ages them in large oak barrels before release; making "orange wine" before it was cool. The style of winemaking is a testament to the traditional style of the Italian-Slovenian borderlands, similar to what the great grandfather of current winemaker, Saša. Slatnik, a blend of Tocai and Chardonnay demonstrates assertive oxidative notes of light caramel, seaside brine and late harvested peaches. Bone Dry and clean for his style, be warned for the unique character on this orange wine.