WEISSBURGUNDER RIED TATSCHLER 2022

Wine of controlled origin, Leithaberg DAC, dry, contains sulphites

The Tatschler vineyard, first documented in 1570, is one of Burgenland's most renowned and prestigious white wine sites. It lies in a sheltered, bowl-shaped location east of Großhöflein. Thanks to its southeast-facing orientation, the vines benefit from early morning sun. The adjacent forest brings cooler air in the evenings, preserving the wine's freshness and fruitiness. The predominant crystalline bedrock with a light limestone layer forms the foundation for this powerful yet delicately spicy Pinot Blanc.

"Pale golden yellow with silver highlights. Fresh meadow herbs, white stone fruit notes, a hint of orange blossom, a touch of nougat, mineral nuances, a multifaceted bouquet. Complex, delicately spicy, elegant, juicy pear fruit, elegant and balanced, refined acidity, subtle nutty varietal character, promising length and aging potential, already very drinkable." Tasted by Peter Moser for Falstaff

food accompaniment

A versatile accompaniment to fried fish, veal loin, or delicate vegetarian dishes with brown butter and root vegetables. Its elegant structure and subtle seasoning harmonize particularly well with gentle roasted aromas and creamy textures.
Recipe tip: Fried celery steaks with hazelnut butter and parsley root puree.