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Grape · White

Zierfandler

Also known as Spätrot in Austria

Moderate climate

About

A rare Austrian white grown almost only in the Thermenregion, around Gumpoldskirchen. It ripens late into full, spicy wines with racy acidity, quince and orange peel, and is often blended with its neighbour Rotgipfler. Also called Spätrot.

Typical profile

Body
Rounded
Acidity
Electric
Sweetness
Dry

Aromas

What the grape gives up young, and what it grows into with time in bottle.

Young · fresh from the glass

Aged · develops with bottle time

Explore aromas

Oak influence

Possible

Aging

Rewards 5-10 years, gaining honey and nutty depth; the late-harvest sweet wines last longer still.

Food pairings

Wiener Schnitzelroast pork with carawaypumpkin risottotrout with brown butteraged mountain cheese