Hogar Wines Tschida Angerhof Illmitzer Spaetlese 2025 8% Vol. 0,75l
Tschida Angerhof Illmitzer Spaetlese 2025 8% Vol. 0,75l

Tschida Angerhof Illmitzer Spaetlese 2025 8% Vol. 0,75l

Marca: Weingut Tschida País de origen: Austria Contenido alcohólico: 8.0% Peso: 2.73 lb
Colecciones: 2+ | Vino | Vino austriaco
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Precio de venta $42.27
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Tschida Angerhof Illmitzer Spaetlese 2025 8% Vol. 0,75l

Tschida Angerhof Illmitzer Spaetlese 2025 8% Vol. 0,75l

$42.27
The Tschida Angerhof Illmitzer Spaetlese 2025 is an Austrian Praedikat wine from Illmitz in Burgenland, made exclusively from the aromatic Saemling 88 grape variety. Also known as Scheurebe, this variety is particularly well-suited for fruit-forward wines due to its pronounced aromatics and thrives in the excellent growing conditions around Lake Neusiedl. As a Spaetlese, this wine is produced from grapes of correspondingly high ripeness and combines intense fruit character with a balanced acidity profile. With an alcohol content of just 8%, the Illmitz Spaetlese is comparatively light, underscoring the wine’s approachable, lively style. Its origin in Illmitz and the characteristic grape variety make this Saemling 88 Spaetlese from Angerhof Tschida a quintessential example of Burgenland’s Praedikat wine culture.

For the vinification of the Tschida Angerhof Illmitz Spaetlese 2025, the use of wood is deliberately avoided. The wine is fermented entirely in stainless steel tanks and subsequently aged there, thereby preserving the varietal character of the Saemling 88 in its purest form. This straightforward winemaking approach highlights the freshness, structure, and natural expressiveness of the grape variety. In its 0.75-liter bottle, this Spaetlese is ideal both as an accompaniment to a varied meal and for enjoying with fruity desserts. The combination of Saemling 88, Spaetlese quality, Illmitz origin, and just 8% alcohol also makes this wine an interesting choice for lovers of aromatic Austrian white wines with moderate alcohol content.