Weinreich Weissburgunder & Chardonnay Organic 2020
Do you know the scent of honeydew melon blooming in the glass? This wine combines the floral note of the Chardonnay grape with the soft fruit of the Pinot Blanc. The acidity is finely balanced, the aromas are powerful. On the palate, a juicy, slightly bitter aftertaste opens up, which underlines the complexity of the cuvée. The wine is dry, but not drying. It lingers on the palate, as if gently caressing the tongue. The grapes ripen in the vineyards of Bechtheim, where the soils are characterized by loess-loam and calcareous marl. The ripening time is long, the grapes are harvested by hand so that the aromas can fully develop.
Rheinhessen – the origin of the wine
Rheinhessen is a land of wines, known for its diversity and quality. The region includes several vineyards, which have different soils and climates. The loess-loam weathering soils are particularly conducive to the ripening of the grapes. They give the wine a mineral note that is reflected in the glass. The calcareous marl shapes the soils and ensures a balanced ripening. Rheinhessen is known not only for its white wines, but also for the variety of its red wines. The region is home to winemakers who work in a natural way and put the quality of their wines first.
Winemaking in harmony with nature
The wine comes from Weinreich, a winery in Bechtheim in the Wonnegau. Marc Weinreich, a graduate engineer for viticulture and oenology, has been running the winery since 2009. He has converted the cultivation to ecological methods in order to respect the natural conditions of the soils. The grapes are harvested by hand so that the ripening can fully develop. The grapes are fermented with their own yeast, without fining agents. The maturation takes place in the fine lees until bottling. The result is a wine that clearly reflects the winemaker's signature and the origin of the grapes.
The wine – a cuvée of two grape varieties
The wine is a cuvée of Chardonnay and Pinot Blanc, which harmoniously combine in the glass. The floral note of the Chardonnay grape meets the soft fruit of the Pinot Blanc. The aromas are ripe, with a fine acidity that makes the wine lively. On the palate, a juicy, slightly bitter aftertaste opens up, which underlines the complexity of the cuvée. The wine is dry, but not drying. It lingers on the palate, as if gently caressing the tongue. The cuvée is an example of the harmony between the two grape varieties.
Pairing – from fish to poultry
The wine goes well with fish and seafood, which underline the fruitiness of the wine. It goes well with poultry, which complements the aromas of the wine. Pork is also a good choice, as the wine softens the fats. The fine acidity of the wine ensures a balanced taste that combines with the dishes. The cuvée is ideal for a light but flavorful meal. It is also good for a quiet evening, when you want to enjoy the aromas of the wine.
The bottle – minimalist design
The bottle is 0.75 liters and has a minimalist label. It is grey with white lettering, which accurately represents the name of the cuvée. The logo is stylized and integrated into the neck of the bottle. The bottle conveys a timeless premium character that underlines the wine. The design is simple but elegant, and emphasizes the quality of the wine. The bottle is a symbol of nature and the tradition of the winery.
Quality – quality wine with character
The wine is a quality wine that reflects nature and the work of the winemaker. It is dry, but not drying, and lingers on the palate. The aromas are ripe, the acidity is fine. The cuvée is an example of the harmony between the two grape varieties. It is also a testament to the quality of the work in the winery. The wine is proof that natural methods can lead to a high-quality product.
Price – a good value for the wine
The wine costs about 9 euros for 0.75 liters. For the price, it is a good offer, as it underlines the quality of the cuvée. The natural production and the balanced taste structure make it a value for the wine. The cuvée is ideal for those who want to enjoy a dry but flavorful wine. It is also good for a quiet evening or a light meal.
Summary
»Weinreich Weißburgunder & Chardonnay Bio 2020« is a cuvée of Chardonnay and Pinot Blanc, which harmoniously combine in the glass. The aromas are ripe, the acidity is fine, and the aftertaste is powerful. The wine is dry, but not drying, and lingers on the palate. It goes well with fish, poultry and pork, and its complexity underlines the quality of the cuvée. The wine comes from Rheinhessen, a region known for its diversity and quality. The Weinreich winery in Bechtheim has converted the cultivation to ecological methods in order to respect the natural conditions of the soils. The bottle is minimalist but elegant, and the price is a good offer for the wine. The wine is proof that natural methods can lead to a high-quality product.
| Wine | Weinreich Weissburgunder & Chardonnay Organic 2020 |
|---|---|
| Wine type | White wine |
| Country | Germany |
| Region | Rheinhessen |
| Grape | Chardonnay, Pinot Blanc |
| Vintage | 2020 |
| Taste | Dry |
| Food pairing | Fish, poultry, pork |
| Quality | Quality wine |
| Producer | Wine region |
| Terroir | Loess, clay, calcareous marl |
| Volume | Wine bottle 0.75 l |
| Price approx. | 9 € |
| EAN | 4260215650056 |
FAQ about Weinreich Weissburgunder & Chardonnay Organic 2020
Which dishes pair particularly well with »Weinreich Weißburgunder & Chardonnay Bio 2020«?
This wine is a versatile companion to fish and seafood, which enhance its fruity notes. It also pairs excellently with poultry or delicate pork, as it softens the fats and complements the flavours.
How long is »Weinreich Weißburgunder & Chardonnay Bio 2020« suitable for ageing?
This wine can mature for up to 3 to 5 years under optimal conditions – stored cool, dark and on its side. Through storage, it gains in complexity, with the fruity notes receding somewhat and mineral notes becoming more intense.
At what temperature should »Weinreich Weißburgunder & Chardonnay Bio 2020« be served?
To optimally develop the aromas of this wine, a serving temperature between 10 and 12 degrees Celsius is recommended. This is when the fine acidity and the ripe fruit aromas are best presented.
What makes this wine so special?
This wine is distinguished by the harmonious blend of Chardonnay and Weißburgunder (a type of white grape), which are grown in the calcareous soils of Bechtheim. The gentle processing with grape-specific yeasts and the maturation on fine lees give it a special depth and texture.