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Grûner Veltliner
This is the most commonly planted grape in Austria and is also found in parts of eastern Europe. If cultivated diligently, first-class wine can be elicited.
The vine is quite robust, but does tend to ripen too early for many of the vineyard climates in northern Europe. It particularly enjoys climates and soils which are slightly damp.
Producing wines not dissmilar to the style of Alsace, Grüner Veltliner is typically dry with hints of spice and peppers, and ages very well.
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- Origin
- Austria
- Weinviertel
Dry and zippy with a firm body and surprising richness. Aromas of grapefruit are accompanied by the peppery spice that is typical of the grape. Read More -
- Origin
- Australia
- Adelaide Hills
This expertly crafted wine has a range of citrus, from bright lime through to ruby grapefruit. With the most aromatic nose it's one to try for sure. Read More
Key Regions
Austria (Wachau and Vienna).
Flavours and Structure
Identifiably spicy, Grüner Veltliner is full-bodied and also emits sharp flavours like grapefruit. The bouquet is said to be "vegetal".
