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Schlumberger Sparkling Sekt Brut
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Schlumberger Sparkling Sekt Brut
Austrian sparkling wine produced using the traditional method by Schlumberger, Austria's oldest sparkling wine producer (since 1842). The Brut matures on the lees for at least 18 months, during which time it is riddled by hand – a process otherwise primarily found in Champagne.
In the glass, a bright golden yellow with fine bubbles. The bouquet reveals ripe apricot, citrus zest, and a creamy yeasty note. On the palate, fresh, integrated acidity, medium body, and a dry finish without any harshness.
Test winner Stiftung Warentest 12/2017 (grade 1.0) , 92 Falstaff points, Gold Berlin Wine Trophy 2017. Serving temperature 7–9 °C — as an aperitif or with grilled fish and creamy risotto.
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The Winery
Schlumberger is Austria's oldest sparkling wine cellar – founded in 1842 by Robert Schlumberger, an Alsatian cellar master who learned his craft at Ruinart in Reims and brought the Méthode Traditionnelle to Austria for the first time.
As a purveyor to the imperial and royal court and a pioneer of Austrian sparkling wine culture, the Viennese house has set standards that still apply today: base wines exclusively from Austrian contract winemakers, at least twelve months of yeast aging, artisanal riddling.
The underground cellars in the 19th district – the oldest of their kind in Austria – tell of this long history. At the Vienna Opera Ball, Schlumberger has been the secret star in the glass for decades.
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