St. Laurent
Imagine a red wine that possesses the elegance of Pinot Noir but boasts its own unique personality – that's St. Laurent. In the glass, it displays a deep ruby red color and seduces with aromas of sour cherry and red berries , underscored by subtle spicy notes. On the palate, it is velvety and balanced, with a lively acidity that makes it fresh and complex.
Its home is Austria , where it thrives primarily in Burgenland and Lower Austria and is prized by winemakers for its distinctive character. It owes its name to Saint Lawrence, around whose feast day on August 10th the grapes begin to ripen. At Vinoscout you'll discover 11 carefully selected St. Laurent wines – from approachable entry-level wines to sophisticated bottles, all priced between €4.99 and €31.08.
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St. Laurent – velvety, dark, unmistakable
St. Laurent is one of the great insider tips among red grape varieties. The wine inspires with a deep, almost violet color and a soft, velvety character that is reminiscent of Pinot Noir – but appears more independent and often more powerful. Typical are dark berry fruit, a pleasant spiciness, and a body that combines substance with elegance. If you love Burgundy but want to discover something new, St. Laurent is the right choice.
Where St. Laurent is at home
The variety feels particularly comfortable in cooler wine regions. In Germany, it has found its strongest representatives in the Palatinate and Baden – regions that are also well represented in our range. Austria is also considered a classic growing area, where the variety has long been appreciated.
St. Laurent at Vinoscout
With us, you will find 11 wines featuring St. Laurent – from an uncomplicated entry to a characterful reserve. The prices range from 4.99 to 31.08 EUR, so there is something for every occasion. If you are looking for a classic, dry red wine, reach for the Bruchsaler Rothenberg St. Laurent from Klumpp or the Lentsch St. Laurent Reserve. For lighter moments, the rosé variants from Dreissigacker, Tina Pfaffmann, or Weingut Metzger are recommended. And with the Blanc de Noir from Hammel & Cie, St. Laurent shows how versatile the variety really is. Try them out – this grape variety will surprise you.