£19.12
This Sainsbury's Taste the Difference wine features the classic Austrian grape variety, Grüner Veltliner, sourced from the Traisental D.A.C. It is classified as a Qualitätswein, presenting a complex and elegant profile for discerning palates. This white wine delivers refreshing layers of bright fruit perfectly balanced with gentle spice.
- Crafted exclusively from the versatile Grüner Veltliner grape.
- The wine displays lively, distinct lemony fruit flavours.
- It is balanced by intriguing, subtle notes of white pepper.
- Achieves a characteristic style defined as complex and elegant.
- Recommended pairing includes asparagus or salmon in a creamy sauce.
Enjoy the distinctive character of this refined Grüner Veltliner wine with your chosen pairing.
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Grüner Veltliner
Traisental D.A.C.
Qualitätswein
Grapes: Grüner Veltliner
Style: Complex & elegant
Taste: Lemony & spicy
With: Asparagus & salmon in a creamy sauce
This wine has white peach and lively, lemony fruit flavours backed up by subtle white pepper and spicy notes.
The Huber family has been making wine for 10 generations and today the winery is run by award-winning winemaker Markus Huber, one of the industry's rising stars. Grüner Veltliner is Austria's foremost white grape variety and this is a classic example: typically aromatic on the nose with superbly structured fruit and a mineral edge.
Its complex flavours go particularly well with asparagus and perfectly suits salmon in a creamy sauce.
