Origin
Austria, Vulkanland Steiermark
Quality grade
Gebietswein
Site
Vineyard Selection Buch & Rosenberg / foliage work by hand
Site Type
hillside
Geografical Orientation
south, west
Sea Level
340 - 470 m
Soil
basalt rock
volcanic rock
lime gravel
Vineyard Site
Plateau on the southern foothills of the Stradnerkogel at 470 meters above sea level and a cool parcel of Riede Buch with west exposure, these very late-ripening grapes are characterized by a lot of wind and
Weathered basalt soils with red clay. Fermentation with the skin of the berries, experience, patience and a lot of time create an extraordinary wine.
Cellar
Harvest
handpicked | end/september
Grape Sorting
manual
Filter
filtered | coarse
Maturing
50 % | big oak barrel | 225 L | new barrel
50 % | oak barrel | 225 L | used barrel
Bottling
screw cap
natural cork
Data
Wine Type
still wine | white | dry
Alcohol
13 %
Residual Sugar
1 g/l
Acid
5.9 g/l
Allergens
sulfites
Drinking Temperature
12 - 14 °C
Optimum Drinking Year
2023 - 2043
Awards
A la Carte
96
Falstaff
95
Product Codes
EAN
9120044369794
EAN / carton 6
9120044369800
Wine Description
Fine spiciness of wood, orange peel underlaid with gooseberry notes, a hint of cassis, dark minerality, multi-faceted. /
Juicy, firm, complex, acid structure rich in finesse, spicy, lingers on the palate for a very long time.
Food Pairing
Prefer hearty dishes. /
Rack of lamb on smoked red pepper cream and fried polenta
Winery
Old values – new paths. Wine has been pressed in our family for three generations. With boundless joy and deepest respect.
100 % Vulkanland Steiermark is our steadfast ideology: Only grapes from the Vulkanland Steiermark region are ever permitted into our cellars. Highest-quality wines with a distinctive personality and unambiguous origin are as much our goal as pure enjoyment with every sip.
Our product palette may be subdivided into three categories: regional wines, represented by elegant, multifaceted classics; profound wines drawn from single vineyards Stradener Rosenberg, Buch, Steintal and Altes Steinkreuz; and local wines as an expressive happy medium between both of the aforementioned categories.
With best wishes from,
The Frauwallner Family