Domäne Wachau Neuburger Federspiel Spitzer Graben 2022, 0,75 l
An expressive sommelier edition white wine from the Wachau
CHF 15.05
(CHF 20.07 / l, Price shown includes 8,1% VAT. - Excludes delivery costs)
Features & Advantages
- A recommendation of the Sommelier Association
- Medium-strength, dry, rare white wine
- Juicy with balancing liveliness, pairs well with food
Item no.: X9w-DWA-101DW433, Content: 0,75 Liter, EAN: 9007500475339
Description
Since the 2018 vintage (winner of the Falstaff Federspiel Grand Prix), this white wine has been produced in collaboration with the Sommelier Union Austria. A rare variety with a lot of expression and charm!
The Neuburger grape was discovered in 1860 in Wachau where the origins of this old grape variety can still be seen today. It thrives particularly well in the “Spitzer Graben” region, in the westernmost part of the Wachau, as it prefers slightly cooler conditions.
On the nose there are ripe apples with a nutty note. Walnut and subtle spice send their greetings. Very juicy on the palate, dry, with fresh, subtle acidity. Light almond nuances paired with fully ripe red apple. A beautifully balanced wine that is quite accessible. Can be matured for a little longer, for another three to five years.
Pairs well with appetisers and snacks as well as heartier and traditional homecooked food.
Brands: | Domäne Wachau |
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Origin: | Austria |
Vintage: | 2023 |
Alcohol Content: | 12.5% alcohol by volume |
Origin of Raw Material: | Austria |
This product contains alcohol and may not be delivered to people under the age of 18. By placing the order, you confirm that you are of legal minimum drinking age. Please act responsibly when consuming this product.
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