Rotgipfler White Wine “Brindlbach” – Biegler
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Weingut Biegler, Ried Brindlbach Rotgipfler White Wine Austria
A natural cross between the aromatic Traminer and Roter Veltliner this extremely rare indigenous grape variety is typical for the picturesque white wine village Gumpoldskirchen in the Thermenregion south of Vienna, gaining DAC appellation status only recently. Rotgipfler white wine with lots of tropical fruit, banana and mango aroma, off-dry, perfectly balanced, elegant and complex on the finish.
Perfect match with Ceviche and Asian dishes.
ABV: 14%
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About Othmar Biegler
Weingut Biegler farms 10 hectares of vineyards in the Thermenregion, on the warm south-east slopes of the Anninger — the "house mountain" that gives Gumpoldskirchen its protection from frost and its warm fall winds. Born in 1962 and trained in Klosterneuburg and Germany before returning to take on the family estate, Othmar Biegler is, heart and soul, a Gumpoldskirchner. The whole family is hands-on. Operations are run by Dr. DI Veronika Biegler. The cellar sits in a romantic Hauerhaus in the village centre, where visiting wine enthusiasts from around the world come to taste with Othmar himself.
Biegler's wines have their own character: crystal-clear, elegant, varietal, spotless — and not particularly interested in following whatever trend the wine market is having. His own explanation is modest: "The most important thing happens in the vineyard, without my intervention. I can only support, and make sure the vines have the best conditions. The grapes stay on the vine until the very last moment, are picked selectively by hand, and processed quickly and cleanly." What he doesn't say is how much of the craft is in choosing the right moment for everything. He calls himself his own harshest critic, because he knows the full potential of his wines — "every weak point and every chance, however small."
Thermenregion, Austria · Gumpoldskirchen · 10 Hectares · Family-Run
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MIX AND MATCH
ADD ANY 6 BOTTLES OF AUSTRIAN WINE - GET 10% OFF
ADD ANY 12 BOTTLES OF AUSTRIAN WINE - GET 15% OFF
Weingut Biegler, Ried Brindlbach Rotgipfler White Wine Austria
A natural cross between the aromatic Traminer and Roter Veltliner this extremely rare indigenous grape variety is typical for the picturesque white wine village Gumpoldskirchen in the Thermenregion south of Vienna, gaining DAC appellation status only recently. Rotgipfler white wine with lots of tropical fruit, banana and mango aroma, off-dry, perfectly balanced, elegant and complex on the finish.
Perfect match with Ceviche and Asian dishes.
ABV: 14%
Rotgipfler Austrian wine UK
About Othmar Biegler
Weingut Biegler farms 10 hectares of vineyards in the Thermenregion, on the warm south-east slopes of the Anninger — the "house mountain" that gives Gumpoldskirchen its protection from frost and its warm fall winds. Born in 1962 and trained in Klosterneuburg and Germany before returning to take on the family estate, Othmar Biegler is, heart and soul, a Gumpoldskirchner. The whole family is hands-on. Operations are run by Dr. DI Veronika Biegler. The cellar sits in a romantic Hauerhaus in the village centre, where visiting wine enthusiasts from around the world come to taste with Othmar himself.
Biegler's wines have their own character: crystal-clear, elegant, varietal, spotless — and not particularly interested in following whatever trend the wine market is having. His own explanation is modest: "The most important thing happens in the vineyard, without my intervention. I can only support, and make sure the vines have the best conditions. The grapes stay on the vine until the very last moment, are picked selectively by hand, and processed quickly and cleanly." What he doesn't say is how much of the craft is in choosing the right moment for everything. He calls himself his own harshest critic, because he knows the full potential of his wines — "every weak point and every chance, however small."
Thermenregion, Austria · Gumpoldskirchen · 10 Hectares · Family-Run
