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Winery Wines Files 4

2004 Neusiedlersee Ried Ungerberg trocken, Burgenland, Austria

Very concentrated on the nose, black berries and sour cherries, delicate herbaceous notes and prominent mineral notes, oak very well integrated. Oak slightly more prominent on the palate, but also very firmly structured dark fruit, taut, minty, medium-fine tannins, more intense, cool mineral notes, persistent, very juicy, has excellent depth, still very young, very long finish. Great wine, shows off its origins.

Best to drink: 2007-2012+. What our ratings mean

Last reviewed: 26 July, 2006
Type: Rotwein(Red wine)
Quantity: 0.75 L
Alcohol content: 13.5%
Classification: Qualitätswein(quality wine)
Sweetness: trocken(dry)
Bottle closure: Natural cork
Varieties: Blaufränkisch, Merlot
Registration number: L-E5205/06

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