AYA · Chardonnay
Meet the wine before you taste it.
Flavour is more than taste. It is the work of all our senses, carrying us through memory, imagination and time.
Maria Baleva, M.Arch.How the shape tells the story of the wine Every decision of form, glaze and texture answers a specific note in the wine — grounded in crossmodal correspondence research.

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Ripe fruit · buttery palateRounded reservoir
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Butter · caramel · richnessCreamy-yellow gloss
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Weight · concentrationVisual and physical mass
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Salinity · mineralityRough sea-foam texture
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Long, saline finishElongated neck
The full reading
The full, rounded lower volume carries the wine's ripe yellow fruit and buttery palate — its weight and fullness held in a calm, generous base.
A creamy-yellow gloss reflects the wine's butter, caramel and richness, the warm heart of its character.
The vessel's mass and proportions read the wine's weight and concentration, so the hand meets its fullness before the first sip.
A rough, sea-foam zone carries the wine's salinity and gentle minerality — the Black Sea coast of Kaliakra written into the surface.
An elongated neck follows the wine's long, saline finish, carrying it beyond the ripe fruit into a mineral close.
The rounded, butter-yellow volume carries the wine's ripe fruit and fullness, while the rough sea-foam zone rises towards the neck and follows its long, saline finish. Weight, gloss and texture point the same way — richness first, salinity and a mineral close staying to the end.
The vessel, in detail
Created for ZEN Chardonnay 2025. Made to live beyond it.
Full-bodied white wines — ripe fruit, roundness and richness, with texture, salinity and a long, mineral finish.
ZEN Chardonnay 2025, Estate Collection
Rich yellow fruit and buttery, tropical depth, with a fine saline finish of sea sand and waves.
An exceptionally elegant wine with a rich aroma of yellow fruit. The taste is intense, with a distinct tropical presence of mango and banana. Fine salinity and a gentle minerality in the aftertaste deepen the sense of sea sand and waves.
The wine, met with the senses awake
The vessel, the cooler, or the whole system The vessel stands on its own. The cooler is a dedicated companion, available separately.
Designed to hold the wine at an ideal serving temperature throughout the ritual. The double-walled porcelain body holds cooling agents that regulate heat exchange and keep the temperature for up to two hours.
The base opens easily so the agents recharge in an ordinary refrigerator, ready for the next bottle. Developed as a dedicated companion to the vessel, it brings temperature control into the serving system while leaving the vessel itself unchanged.