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      Prieler "Seeberg" Pinot Blanc 2025, Austrijas baltvīns

      Prieler “Schützen” Pinot Blanc Ried Seeberg 2025

      SKU: ATWAWPRWIWH775025 Category: Tag:
      Pinot Blanc | Burgenland | Austria | White Wine | Weingut Prieler | 2025 | 0,75 L | 13 %

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      "Aromāta ir jūtamas negatavu aprikožu, nektarīnu, svaigu ābolu un sauso garšvielu notis. Garšā vīns ir sulīgs, zīdains ar citrusu un sulīga ābola niansēm. Pēcgarša ļoti gara." - Ronalds Pētersons, "Noble Wine" someljē

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      Original price was: 25.20 €.Current price is: 22.68 €.

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      Prieler “Schützen” Pinot Blanc Ried Seeberg 2025 is an elegant dry white wine from the Leithaberg region of Burgenland, Austria. Crafted from 100% Pinot Blanc (Weißburgunder), the grapes originate exclusively from the Ried Seeberg single vineyard near Schützen am Gebirge. Limestone and slate soils, together with the moderating influence of Lake Neusiedl, give the wine remarkable minerality, freshness, and refined structure. Produced from certified organically grown grapes, the wine reflects Prieler's commitment to sustainable viticulture and minimal-intervention winemaking. The 2025 vintage offers pure fruit expression, vibrant acidity, and exceptional balance while showcasing the distinctive character of the Seeberg vineyard.

      The bouquet reveals ripe pear, green apple, lemon zest, and white flower aromas layered with peach, almond, and delicate limestone minerality. Dry, juicy, and elegantly structured on the palate, the wine offers lively acidity, subtle creaminess, and a long mineral finish.

      Perfect with grilled white fish, seafood, asparagus, risotto, poultry, light pasta dishes, and fresh or semi-aged cheeses. Its freshness and minerality make it a versatile companion to both classic and contemporary cuisine.

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