Blaufränkisch - Kalk & Schiefer 2022
Nittnaus
Blaufränkisch - Kalk & Schiefer 2022
An expressive red wine from Burgenland, characterised by calcareous and slate soils. Dense ruby red with aromas of sweet cherry, blackberry and subtle herbs. Lively, elegant and mineral on the palate, with a clear acidity structure and a long, harmonious finish. Perfect with grilled beef, game dishes or mature cheese.
0.75 lt |
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The Anita & Hans Nittnaus winery in Gols, Burgenland, combines centuries-old winemaking tradition with biodynamic and sustainable cultivation. Classic grape varieties such as Blaufränkisch, Zweigelt and Merlot are gently vinified, with the mineral-rich limestone and slate soils giving the wines their characteristic elegance and expressiveness. Nittnaus stands for authentic, high-quality wines that are regionally rooted and internationally appreciated.
Origin: Burgenland, Austria
Grape variety: 100% Blaufränkisch
Alcohol content: 13% vol.
Contact: Weingut Anita & Hans Nittnaus/ Untere Hauptstraße 49/ A-7122 Gols, Burgenland/ Austria/ office@nittnaus.at
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Popis
The Anita & Hans Nittnaus winery in Gols, Burgenland, combines centuries-old winemaking tradition with biodynamic and sustainable cultivation. Classic grape varieties such as Blaufränkisch, Zweigelt and Merlot are gently vinified, with the mineral-rich limestone and slate soils giving the wines their characteristic elegance and expressiveness. Nittnaus stands for authentic, high-quality wines that are regionally rooted and internationally appreciated.
Origin: Burgenland, Austria
Grape variety: 100% Blaufränkisch
Alcohol content: 13% vol.
Contact: Weingut Anita & Hans Nittnaus/ Untere Hauptstraße 49/ A-7122 Gols, Burgenland/ Austria/ office@nittnaus.at
* Wir bitten um Verständnis, dass das Produktdesign von der Abbildung abweichen kann.
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