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Pfaffl Grüner Veltliner Primo 0% Alcohol

Pfaffl Grüner Veltliner Primo 0% Alcohol

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Taste

  • Green apple
  • Herbs
  • Citrus fruits
    • Vegan
    Year

    15 in stock

    Wine type - White (0% alcohol)
    Variety - Grüner Veltliner
    Wine style - Dry
    Residual sugar - 32 g/l
    Origin - Austria
    Region - Lower Austria (Niederösterreich)
    Aging - No
    Volume - 0.75 l
    Alcohol - 0%


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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 flavour. The vineyards are surrounded by lush greenery, ensuring plenty of moisture for the vines even during dry periods. This wine is also suitable for vegetarians.

    • 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. Before pressing, the grapes are macerated for four hours and then gently pressed in a pneumatic press. The wine is aged in cool cellars at a temperature automatically maintained at 18°C. It is stored in stainless steel tanks and bottled in Burgundy-style bottles.

    • Suitable for food pairing

      Dry Grüner Veltliner from Lower Austria pairs beautifully with fish such as trout or salmon, thanks to its refreshing acidity and subtle minerality. It also complements white meats, such as herb-seasoned chicken breast or turkey, and vegetable dishes such as asparagus or salad with citrus dressing. It is also recommended with goat’s cheese or seafood such as oysters or prawns.

    • 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 an area
      of 155 hectares. Their most popular wine is Grüner Veltliner.