Hogar Wines Schwarzboeck Gelber Muskateller BIO 2025 11,5% Vol. 0,75l
Schwarzboeck Gelber Muskateller BIO 2025 11,5% Vol. 0,75l

Schwarzboeck Gelber Muskateller BIO 2025 11,5% Vol. 0,75l

Código: 42907
Marca: Weingut Schwarzboeck País de origen: Austria Contenido alcohólico: 11.5% Peso: 2.8 lb Código de barras: 9120141630131
Colecciones: 2+ | Vino | Vino austriaco
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Schwarzboeck Gelber Muskateller BIO 2025 11,5% Vol. 0,75l

Schwarzboeck Gelber Muskateller BIO 2025 11,5% Vol. 0,75l

$41.77
The Schwarzboeck Gelber Muskateller BIO 2025, 11.5% ABV, in a 0.75-liter bottle is an aromatic Austrian organic white wine from Lower Austria that beautifully reflects the fragrant and fresh character of the Gelber Muskateller grape variety. The grapes come primarily from the Ried Hiplissen vineyard in Putzing near Enzersfeld in the Weinviertel region, where the vines grow on sandy, warm soils. These unique conditions enhance the variety’s characteristic aromas and give the wine its clear, lively character.

The 2025 growing season was characterized by normal budbreak, flowering in early June, and a cool, damp July, which supported the development of delicate aromas. The predominantly dry weather during the harvest period from early September to mid-October allowed for a careful harvest of healthy grapes. The harvest for this Yellow Muscat took place in early September at 17° KMW. After an 8-hour maceration period, the grapes were gently pressed and then fermented in stainless steel tanks. Aging on the fine lees until mid-December imparted additional harmony to the wine before the first bottling took place in early February. With an alcohol content of 11.5% vol., the Schwarzboeck Yellow Muscat BIO 2025 impresses with its freshness and elegance and is at its peak drinking window from 2026 to 2029.