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Gemischter Satz Harmony
Gemischter Satz Harmony
Taste
Pear
Apple
Cinnamon
Yellow fruit
Vegan
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Wine type - White
Variety - Cuvée (Riesling, Grüner Veltliner, Pinot Blanc)
Wine style - Dry
Residual sugar - 5.8 g/l
Origin - Austria
Region - Lower Austria
Aging - No
Volume - 0.75 l
Alcohol - 12.5 %

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About wine:
The wine is grown on 110 hectares of a family-owned vineyard near the village of Stetten, close to Vienna. The vines grow in sandstone soil, which gives the wine its distinctive flavor. The vineyards are surrounded by greenery, ensuring sufficient moisture for growing grapes even during dry spells.
Gemischter Satz was once widespread. It was common practice to grow several grape varieties together in a single vineyard to reduce the risk of losing the harvest. -
Harvest and ageing:
The harvest takes place annually in mid-September. The grapes are carefully selected by a team of pickers, and not all of them are suitable for making this delicious wine. The grapes are pressed in cool cellars, and fermentation takes place at 19°C under automatic control. The wine is stored in stainless steel tanks and bottled after three months.
Many elements came together in the making of this wine to create a Gemischter Satz. Roman Josef Pfaffl has crafted a crisp, lively, spicy and fruity wine in perfect harmony. The result is pure pleasure.
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Suitable for food pairing
Dry white cuvées (Riesling, Grüner Veltliner, Pinot Blanc) from Lower Austria pair beautifully with fish such as grilled trout or salmon, thanks to their crisp acidity and mineral notes. They also complement white meats such as chicken breast or turkey, as well as vegetable dishes like asparagus or salad with citrus dressing. Their freshness also makes them ideal with goat’s cheese or seafood such as oysters or prawns.
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About the winery
This Austrian family winery is located
in the village of Stetten near Vienna. In 2016, it won the
“European Winery” award. It boasts 155 hectares of vineyards
. Its most popular wine is Grüner Veltliner.




