Grape Variety | BLAUFRÄNKISCH | |
Characteristics | Typical earthy-minerally flavour with a hint of white pepper underscored by plenty of dark berries. As an all-around food companion, this wine goes right to the heart of every epicure. | |
Color | Light rubin red | |
Aroma | A solid and juicy wine from the mountains of Austria with ripe red plus a touch of dark fruit. | |
Body | The typical palate of this late ripening variety is characterized by deep wood berry or cherry tones, and reveals its characteristic acidity | |
Wine Making Flavors | With its lightly tannic structure, it’s a great option for quaffing while eating cured meats and cheeses. | |
Blended with: | Zweigelt, Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot |
Blaufränkisch
CHF18.50
Product Description
Blaufränkisch
It is the leading variety in Südburgenland (Eisenberg), Mittelburgenland (Blaufränkischland) and at Leithaberg. These regions deliver origin-typical DAC-wines. In Niederösterreich, the area of Carnuntum is also known for its excellent Blaufränkisch wines. The variety is highly demanding of its vineyard site. Coulure easily occurs if the weather is cool during the flowering period.
Wine: The typical palate of this late ripening variety is characterized by deep wood berry or cherry tones, and reveals its characteristic acidity. Blaufränkisch can yield wines with dense structure and prominent tannins. The wines are often impetuous in their youth, but develop velvety facets when sufficiently ripe. Fuller, stronger versions have good ageing potential.