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Wachtenburger Grauburgunder Fels dry 1.0L
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Wachtenburger Grauburgunder Fels dry 1.0L
The Wachtenburger Grauburgunder from the Palatinate is a wine that doesn't beat around the bush. It's direct, full of character, and does exactly what good wine is made for: it gives you a genuine moment of enjoyment – without any detours.
In the glass, it displays a fresh straw yellow color. The nose is expressive and aromatic: ripe stone fruit, a hint of beeswax, and the spicy depth that makes Pinot Gris from the Palatinate so distinctive. On the palate, it delivers on the promise of the nose – a powerful, robust wine with a rich, smooth texture and pleasant freshness. In the Palatinate dialect, they simply say "a mouthful of wine" – and it couldn't be described more aptly.
The 1.0-liter bottle makes it the ideal choice when more than two glasses are needed: for a convivial evening after work, a casual summer evening on the terrace, or as a reliable companion when cooking.
- Excellent with quiche, tarte flambée and onion tart
- Goes wonderfully with mature cheeses and hearty Palatinate dishes.
- It also goes well with fried mushrooms or a simple pasta dish.
A wine that doesn't want to be anything more than it is – and that's precisely why it's so convincing.
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4.9 · 15 reviews
Great wine thank you very, very much!!!!!!!!!
Perfect summer wine
Matches my taste. Value for money is right. Would order again.
Very pleasant and fruity, tasty summer wine
Would buy again
very good
Perfect
very good
A great Pinot Gris that to me and my
Delicious wine for many occasions
Anytime again.
This wine hits exactly my taste. Would
Very good
Fruity and lively, pleasant, very delicious wine for dinner, or just like that??
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The Winery
The Wachtenburg Winzer eG from Wachenheim on the German Wine Route is one of the oldest wine cooperatives in the Palatinate: founded in 1900 by 53 Palatinate winemakers, it today stands for the joint craftsmanship of 24 winemaker families who together cultivate 350 hectares.
The namesake is the striking Wachtenburg castle ruin high above Wachenheim — a landmark that is literally written on the faces of the wines of this cooperative.
The focus is on Riesling, but the range extends far into all worlds of taste with over 13 white and 11 red grape varieties. High-quality wine enjoyment at fair prices and careful handling of the vineyards — that is the self-image that connects all these winemaker families.
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