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      Prieler Pinot Blanc Leithaberg 2021

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      Pinot Blanc | Burgenland | Austria | White Wine | Weingut Prieler | 2021 | 0,75 L | 13 %
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      Prieler Pinot Blanc Leithaberg 2021 ir sausais baltvīns, kas izgatavots no Pinot Blanc vīnogām, kas iegūts no Leithaberg DAC reģiona Burgenlandē, Austrijā. Šis vīns atspoguļo unikālo Leithābergas apgabala teritoriju, kas pazīstama ar kaļķakmens un šīfera augsnēm, kas piešķir vīnam izteiktu mineralitāti un eleganci. 2021. gada raža tiek atzīmēta ar savu svaigumu, līdzsvaru un izsmalcināto raksturu, parādot Prieler apņemšanos nodrošināt kvalitatīvu vīna darīšanu.
      Piezīmes

      Prieler Pinot Blanc Leithaberg 2021 garšas notis atklāj aromātisku zaļo ābolu, bumbieru un citrusaugļu buķeti, ko papildina smalkas ziedu notis un kramaina mineralitātes pieskāriens. Pēc garšas tas piedāvā vidēji stipru tekstūru ar kraukšķīgu skābumu, citrona miziņu, balto persiku un mandeļu nokrāsu, nodrošinot garu, tīru noskaņu. Šis Pinot Blanc tiek slavēts par tā līdzsvaru, dzīvīgumu un harmonisku augļu un minerālu elementu integrāciju.

      Saderība

      Prieler Pinot Blanc Leithaberg 2021 lieliski sader ar jūras velšu ēdieniem, piemēram, grilētām garnelēm, sautētām zivīm vai ķemmīšgliemēm, kur tā skābums un mineralitāte uzlabo maigo garšu. Tas arī papildina vieglus mājputnu gaļas ēdienus un krēmīgus sierus, nodrošinot atsvaidzinošu kontrastu un paaugstinot kopējo maltītes pieredzi ar savu dinamisko un izsmalcināto raksturu.

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