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      Prieler Blaufrankisch "Marienthal" 2021

      Prieler Blaufrankisch “Marienthal” 2021

      SKU: ATWAWPRWIRE375021 Category: Tag:
      Blaufränkisch | Burgenland | Austria | Red Wine | Weingut Prieler | 2021 | 0,75 L | 13,5 %

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      "Aromātā jūtamas svaigu aveņu, melleņu, ķiršu, garšvielu un trifeļu notis. Garšā vīns ir intensīvs, sulīgs un augļains. Tanīni ir samtaini, pēcgarša ir maiga un ilga." — Ronalds Pētersons, "Noble Wine" someljē

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      Original price was: 91.43 €.Current price is: 82.29 €.

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      Wine Searcher review

      92/100

      Prieler Blaufränkisch "Marienthal" 2021 is a dry red wine made from 100% Blaufränkisch grapes, sourced from the prestigious Marienthal vineyard in the Burgenland region of Austria. This single-vineyard wine exemplifies the Prieler family’s dedication to expressing terroir, with old vines rooted in schist and limestone soils that lend structure and depth. Known for its age-worthy elegance, "Marienthal" is a benchmark expression of Blaufränkisch, offering both finesse and power from one of Austria’s finest red wine terroirs.

      This Blaufränkisch pairs exceptionally well with roasted game, duck, or lamb, where its structure complements bold, savory flavors. It also shines alongside aged cheeses or mushroom-based dishes, bringing out earthy and umami-rich notes.

      Šis Blaufränkisch lieliski sader ar ceptu medījumu, pīli vai jēru, kur tā struktūra papildina bagātīgas, sāļas garšas. Tas labi saskan arī ar nogatavinātiem sieriem vai ēdieniem, kuru pamatā ir sēnes, izceļot to zemes un umami bagātību.

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