The three colors of Morava are a parable for the three different types of vessels in which their wine from the Morava grape variety is aged: stainless steel, clay and barrique.
The first color is stainless steel - Morava was aged in stainless steel vessels, and there it retained most of the characteristics of its variety. The next color of Morava is clay - Morava was aged for 9 months in vessels made of baked clay, where it took on honey notes. The third color was created in barrels of 2000 liters, in which the wine was aged for 9 months. Serbian oak gave Morava a slight stamp, because the contact with the wood was less intense in such a large vessel.