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      Prieler Pinot Blanc “Seeberg” 2024

      Prieler Pinot Blanc “Seeberg” 2024

      SKU: ATWAWPRWIWH775024 Kategorija: Birkas:
      Pinot Blanc | Burgenland | Austria | White Wine | Weingut Prieler | 2024 | 0,75 L | 14 %
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      Prieler Pinot Blanc “Seeberg” 2024 ir sauss baltvīns, kas darināts tikai no Pinot Blanc vīnogām, audzētām Seeberg vīna dārzā Leithaberg DAC reģionā, Burgenlandē, Austrijā. Šis reģions ir pazīstams ar kaļķakmens bagātīgajām augsnēm un vēso klimatu, kas piešķir vīnam eleganci un struktūru. Prieler ir ģimenes vīna darītava, kas izceļas ar precīziem,  teruāru atspoguļojošiem vīniem, un “Seeberg” 2024 ir apliecinājums viņu augstas kvalitātes un minimālas iejaukšanās pieejai vīna darināšanā.
      Piezīmes

      Prieler Pinot Blanc “Seeberg” 2024 atklāj smalku balto persiku, bumbieru un citrusaugļu ziedu aromātu. Garšā tas piedāvā dzīvīgu skābumu un izteikti minerālu tekstūru, ar kraukšķīga ābola, citrona mizaiņas un vieglām mandeļu niansēm. Pēcgarša ir tīra, eleganta un noturīgi svaiga, uzsverot vīna izcelsmi vēsajā klimatā.

      Saderība

      Šis Pinot Blanc lieliski sader ar viegliem jūras velšu ēdieniem, piemēram, grilētām garnelēm vai ceptām ķemmīšgliemenēm, kur tā skābums izceļ jūras velšu dabisko saldumu. Tas labi papildina arī dārzeņu risoto vai mīkstos sierus, piemēram, Brie, radot sabalansētu un atsvaidzinošu garšas pieredzi.

      Noliktavā 21 prece/-es

      Original price was: 26,00 €.Current price is: 20,80 €.

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