| An expressive red wine from Burgenland with a deep ruby red color. Intense aromas of dark berries and fine spicy notes. Powerful and elegant on the palate, with velvety tannins and balanced acidity. Perfect with strong meat dishes or mature cheese. A high-quality Austrian Zweigelt with potential for ageing. |
5+1 free //WERNER ACHS Zweigelt Goldberg 2022
| The Werner Achs Zweigelt Goldberg is an outstanding red wine from Burgenland that reflects the quality and finesse of Austrian viticulture.
In the glass, the wine is a deep ruby red with violet reflections. The bouquet is intense and multi-layered, characterized by ripe dark berries such as blackberries and cherries, complemented by fine spicy notes and a hint of vanilla, which testifies to the careful maturation in wooden barrels. On the palate, the Zweigelt Goldberg is powerful and elegant at the same time. The fruit aromas continue and are accompanied by a pleasant spiciness and well-integrated tannins. The balanced acidity structure gives the wine freshness and liveliness, while the body appears full-bodied and velvety. The finish is long and harmonious, with an aftertaste of dark fruits and fine roasted aromas. This wine is an excellent accompaniment to strong meat dishes, game or mature cheese. It also has good potential for several years of ageing to further develop its complexity. The Werner Achs Zweigelt Goldberg is an excellent example of the quality of the Zweigelt grape and the craftsmanship of the Werner Achs winery. |
Original price was: €71,70€59,75Current price is: €59.75.save €11,95
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| Fits | Tastes good with beef and game. |
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| Drinking temperature | 17-18°C |
| Expansion | Used barrique barrels |
| Floor | Gravel, clay, crushed stone |
| Manufacturer | Werner Achs, Goldberg 5, 7122 Gols, Austria |
| Allergens | Contains sulfites |
| Alcohol content | 13,5% |
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| Vintage | 2022 |
| Shelf life | until 2028 |
Austria
