During the 2025 harvest, weather conditions were both good and bad. After the exceptionally generous rainfall in the autumn and winter, we had very good moisture reserves. Spring rains would also have a positive impact on the development of the vines. But after 20 l/sq. m. of rain on April 6 and 7, there was a prolonged period of sub-zero temperatures in the night between April 7th and 8th, as well as ice formation. There were a few more frosty evenings and then one at the end of April. On May 7th, we were hit by hail, which destroyed some of the shoots. Typically for the region, the summer was hot, but in August we enjoyed abundant and refreshing rain. We had enough moisture and sun for a good harvest, but due to the impact of poor conditions, our current harvest has an extremely low yield, made up mainly of replacement buds.