Fischer Sauvignon Blanc „oaked” 2021

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Fischer Sauvignon Blanc „oaked” 2021

Fischer Sauvignon Blanc OAKED is a high-quality, dry white wine made from Sauvignon Blanc grapes from the best vineyards of the Badacsony wine region. This wine has an alcohol content of 14.5% and contains 5.2 g/l of residual sugar. The wine was aged in steel tanks to preserve its freshness and fruitiness, and then received a short maturation in wooden barrels to become richer and more complex.

Color and Fragrance: Deep, characteristic of the variety, the scent of cut grass, spiced with elderberry and green pepper. Alongside the aroma, there is a very ripe, fiery flavour mediated by the volcanic soil.

Taste and Texture: Not a classic light wine. The palate is dominated by freshly cut grass, elderberry and green pepper, complemented by ripe, fiery notes of volcanic soil. The wine is medium-bodied, with lively acids and a long, elegant finish.

Food pairing: It goes excellently with salads, peppery and spicy dishes, but we recommend it most with fish, especially salmon and rosemary trout.

Evaluation: It received 92 points from the renowned, internationally recognized German wine magazine Falstaff. According to Falstaff's description: "Rich, thick and incredibly energetic, a true volcanic sauvignon blanc, which also received a little wooden barrel aging. A real best-buy, great white wine category."

6 000 Ft

In stock

8 000 Ft/liter

További információk

Vintage

2021

Color

White

Type

Bor

Grape variety

Sauvignon blanc

Drought

Dry

Country

Magyarország

Wine region

Badacsony

Alcohol content

14,5 %

Packaging

0,75

Consumption temperature

10,00 °C

Residual sugar

5,2 g/L

About the vintage

Sauvignon blanc

It is a world variety native to the Loire Valley (probably born from a spontaneous cross between the Jura Savagnin and an unknown grape). Its typically semi-aromatic, elderberry, nettle, and more ripe peach and passion fruit flavors make it widely popular. Since the 1980s, it has become a global success as the main variety of New Zealand, but in addition to its traditional French examples, excellent wines are also made in Austria and Styria, and 950 hectares of it are grown in Hungary.

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