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Grüner Veltliner, 2010
Grüner Veltliner Guttenberg, 2006
Pinot Blanc, 2010
Pinot Blanc - our peewee, 2010
Privat Reserve , 2001
Chardonnay, 2010
Chardonnay, 2009
Riesling, 2010
Riesling, 2008
Sauvignon Blanc, 2010
Rosé Cèlestia, 2009
Gewürztraminer, 2003
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Grüner Veltliner, 2010
Color: Yellow-green Nose: Spicy hay, pear and mineral-like aromas Palate: Multi layered, juicy and white pepper finish Food pairing: Particularly good when served with cold starters, sushi, pastas, delicate salads or as an aperitif. 0,75l, Screw cap, Drink temperature: 6 - 10 °C (42.8 - 50.0 °F Harvest by hand: September, 28th - October, 13rd, 2010 Bottling: January, 2011
awards *Silver, IWC 2011, International Wine Challenge, London *Gold, 94,83 Punkte / pts - Burgenland regional wine competition *Silver - mundusVini 2011 (International Wine Competition, Germany
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Analysis: Grape Variety: Grüner Veltliner Appelation: Burgenland Classification: Qualitätswein Residual Sugar: 6.8g/l Acid: 6.9g/l Alcohol: 11.5vol% |
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Grüner Veltliner Guttenberg, 2006
November has arrived. The morning mist fights off the rays of the sun making their way to the vines over the still-dormant Lake Neusiedl. For weeks, the sun, the humidity and the cool fall winds from the forest have nourished the grapes with the ingredients necessary for the creation of the perfect aroma. The weather-beaten, historical rocks of the Guttenberg Vineyard have strengthened the mineral content. Now the grapes are ready for the November harvest and to be transformed into a slightly sweet wine, with a pleasant acidity, rich in body and fruitiness, with a potential for long maturation.
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Grape Variety: Grüner Veltliner Appelation: Neusiedlersee Classification: Quality Wine Residual Sugar: 52,5g/l Total Acid: 4,5g/l Alcohol: 13,5 vol% |
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Pinot Blanc, 2010
Color: Yellow-green Nose: Aromas of ripe fruit and fresh citrus fruit Palate: Showing hints of fresh almonds and honeydew, a full body and a lingering, clean finish Food: Especially compatible with Portk Tenderloin, Chicken and Asian dishes
awards *4/5 glasses - ÖGZ, Austrias best white wines 2011 *5/5 stars - Falstaff Burgundy Trophy 2011, Austrian wine magazine *88 points - Wine Enthusiast, July 2011
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Grape variety: Pinot Blanc Area: Burgenland Classification: Quality wine Residual sugar 7.2g/l Acidity: 6.5g/l Alcohol: 12.5 vol% 750 ml |
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Pinot Blanc - our peewee, 2010
Color: Yellow-green Nose: Aromas of ripe fruit and fresh citrus fruit Palate: Showing hints of fresh almonds and honeydew, a full body and a lingering, clean finish Food: Especially compatible with Portk Tenderloin, Chicken and Asian dishes
awards *4/5 glasses - ÖGZ, Austrias best white wines 2011 *5/5 stars - Falstaff Burgundy Trophy 2011, Austrian wine magazine *88 points - Wine Enthusiast, July 2011
Small and very fine: Pinot Blanc 2010 in 0.375l bottles with screwtop. With this wine in a small trading unit we enlarge our offer for gastronomy, hotel industry and single households.
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Grape variety: Pinot Blanc Area: Burgenland Classification: Quality wine Residual sugar 7.2g/l Acidity: 6.5g/l Alcohol: 12.5 vol% 350 ml |
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Privat Reserve , 2001
Privat Reserve designation for this Pinot Blanc signifies its extraordinary qualities. Exotic, multi-layered aromas, round, apricot flavoured ripeness and creamy, soft and long finish. Optimal enjoyment of this wine in combination with Asian spicy vegetables, delicate fish baked in mustard sauce as well as salmon prepared in piquant manner. NOT AVAILABLE ANYMORE
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Grape Variety: Pinot Blanc Appelation: Burgenland Classification: Quality Wine Residual Sugar: 4.8g/l Total Acid: 6.7g/l Alcohol: 12.5 vol% |
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Chardonnay, 2010
Color: Bright greenish yellow Nose: Ripe pear and banana, some grape fruit Palate: Highly elegant on the palate, carried by fine acid Food pairing: Particularly suited to fresh lobster, oysters or scampi prepared in olive oil
awards “Full of character - great pleasure to drink”- Best of Austria 2010 (Austrian wine guide *FUN exceptional pleasure to drink” Vinaria (Austrian wine magazine) *5/5 stars - Falstaff Burgundy Trophy 2011, Austrian wine magazine
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Grape variety: Chardonnay Appelation: Burgenland Classification: Quality Wine Residual sugar: 3.2g/l Acidity: 7.5g/l Alcohol: 12.0vol% 750 ml |
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Chardonnay, 2009
The Chardonnay – Burgundy’s famous white wine vine – and the soils of Lake Neusiedl are an ideal match that underscore Chardonnay’s characteristic features: Bright straw in colour, yellow apples on the nose, fine acidity lingering elegantly on the palate. Chardonnay is particularly good with fresh lobster, raw mussels as well as with scampi sautéed in olive oil.
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Grape variety: Chardonnay Area: Burgenland Classification: Quality Wine Residual sugar: 1.4g/l Acidity: 5.5g/l Alcohol: 12.5vol% 750 ml |
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Riesling, 2010
Riesling, the “King“ of white wines, shows off with its compelling primary rock personality. Bright straw in colour with a green hue, loads of peach aromas following through to a full-bodied palate with elegant traces of sweetness. Riesling is a particularly good accompaniment to seafood, such as fillet of trout or Gravad salmon, shellfish and crustaceans, such as lobster, crayfish, scampi, or with Parma ham.
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Grape variety: Riesling Area: Burgenland Classification: Quality Wine Residual sugar: 1.0g/l Acidity: 7.3g/l Alcohol: 11.5vol% 750 ml |
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Riesling, 2008
Riesling, the “King“ of white wines, shows off with its compelling primary rock personality. Bright straw in colour with a green hue, loads of peach aromas following through to a full-bodied palate with elegant traces of sweetness. Riesling is a particularly good accompaniment to seafood, such as fillet of trout or Gravad salmon, shellfish and crustaceans, such as lobster, crayfish, scampi, or with Parma ham.
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Grape variety: Riesling Area: Burgenland Classification: Quality Wine Residual sugar: 4.0g/l Acidity: 7.5g/l Alcohol: 12.5vol% 750 ml |
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Sauvignon Blanc, 2010
Ripe fruit, passion fruit and pineapple aromas with a trace of vanilla; fruity and racy on the palate, crisp acidity; juicy and lingering grapefruit flavours that echo in a vibrant finish.
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Grape variety: Sauvignon Blanc Area: Neusiedlersee Classification: Quality Wine Residual sugar: 1.5g/l Acidity: 5.0g/l Alcohol: 12.5 vol% 750 ml |
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Rosé Cèlestia, 2009
Celeste enchants the palate like a precious rose, caresses the spirit and seduces the connoisseur. Its raspberry and sour cherry bouquet is bewitching. Its discrete flavours regal. Its vibrant acidity spirited. Its light pink colour soft. This rosé is as light as a rose petal and the perfect accompaniment on a hot summer day.
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Grape varity: Blaufränkisch Area: Burgenland Classification: Quality Wine Residual sugar: 3.8g/l Acidity: 5.2g/l Alcohol: 12.0vol% 750 ml |
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Gewürztraminer, 2003
Gewürztraminer, together with Riesling, is one of the most exquisite wines in the world. Shiny gold, characteristic Muscat and spice aromas, opulent and creamy across the palate, with a persistent finish that resonates the variety’s personality. Gewürztraminer is a particularly suitable as an aperitif, and with smoked salmon, roasted eel or spicy cheese.
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Grape varity: Gewürztaminer Area: Neusiedlersee Classification: Quality Wine Residual sugar: 3.8g/l Acidity: 4.3g/l Alcohol: 13.0 vol% 750 ml |
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