Savings package 6× Seegut Lentsch Pinot Blanc

Six bottles, one wine, one clear decision: Anyone who has ever tasted the Pinot Blanc from the Lentsch winery will reach for the larger quantity next time. This value pack is for everyone who doesn't want to search for a new bottle every month – but knows a reliable white wine they trust and wants to buy the right amount at once.

Lentsch Weissburgunder – Weingut Lentsch GesnbR (Austria)
The Lentsch winery in Austria focuses on varietally typical, meticulously crafted winemaking. Pinot Blanc – also known as Weißburgunder in Austria – is considered the quieter sister of Chardonnay: less assertive, but more precise in its fruit and finer in texture. Lentsch's version showcases the classic varietal profile without any detours: ripe pear, white peach, and a subtle hint of almond that only emerges on the finish. The acidity is fresh and well-integrated – not sharp, but a lively pull that keeps the wine on the palate and pleasantly extends the finish. The body is medium-weight, the texture slightly creamy, without any hint of oak or residual sugar. Served chilled at 10–12 °C, it unfolds its full clarity – serving it too warm will diminish its delicate fruit structure.

This wine pairs well with asparagus and hollandaise sauce – the wine's acidity cuts through the butter without overpowering the delicate asparagus flavor. Equally delicious are pan-fried pike-perch with caper butter, grilled salmon trout, or a light lemon risotto with Parmesan. For those with a taste for cheese: goat cheese with fresh herbs or a young chèvre complement the wine's minerality. It also makes a fine aperitif before a meal – understated yet with enough character to stand on its own in the glass.

Six bottles mean, in practical terms: a supply for everyday use, one for unexpected guests on Thursday evening, two for asparagus dinner in May, one for the next fish course, and one that's simply readily available. The price advantage compared to buying them individually makes this package the ideal choice for anyone who wants to regularly enjoy good Austrian white wine – as an accompaniment to cooking, dining, or a relaxing evening. No occasion needed, no special moment – ​​just a wine that reliably performs and never gets boring.