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Schplink Gruner Veltliner

Gruner Veltliner /12.5% ABV / Burgenland, Austria

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Rich & Velvety Gruner Veltliner

Austria flag
Burgenland, Austria

Body

Medium

Sweet-Dry Scale

Semi-Sweet / Off-Dry

Food Pairing

Chicken, Shellfish, Cheese - Creamy & Bloomy

ABV

12.5%


Product description

As far as we know, there is no such word in German as Schplink. But if there's a bunch of consonants with one vowel and an umlaut, then any word can look Germanic. With electric yellow color, dot matrix font, and futuristic models from the 1980s, this box of Gruner will grab your attention and invite you into its digital world. However, the 11th generation winemaker Norbert Bauer is anything but a 21st-century phenomenon. The winery was founded back in 1721 in Pulkautal, Lower Austria, and is still going strong with traditional yet forward-thinking wines. In Schplink, Norbert & Gisela Bauer offer a Gruner that is so modern, refreshing, and tantalizing. The cool climate, hand-picked fruit (from vines that are up to 35 years-old) is fermented and aged in steel. Lightly fined and filtered before transferred to 3L boxes. Flavor Profile: Medium-bodied, dry. Bright lemon acidity, minerals, and aromatics that are perfect for hot summer days. Keep it in the fridge and pour yourself a glass or carafe to have with fish, mayo-based salads, cheeses, schnitzels, and sausages.

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  • Jacqueline
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    One of the best white wines we ever had. Highly recommend.

  • Meredith
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    This is way better than your average boxed white! Balanced (in that it's dry but not overly so, and not really sweet or oaky). Good year round white, very crushable. Love the back story of Schplink -- despite the futurist box, it comes from an Austrian winery started in 1721 run by an 11th generation vintner.

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