Gutedel vom Kalkstein 2019
Weingut Claus Schneider
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- Producer
- Weingut Claus Schneider
- Grape Varieties
- Gutedel/Chasselas
- Origin
- Germany > Baden
In other regions, it goes by Chasselas, but in Germany it's known as Gutedel. Wonderfully refreshing, it's rather similar to some Chablis or even Muscadet. This is a cracking value white wine made from an unfancied varietal.
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- Gentle, clean aromas of white blossom with some creamy notes. Very zingy, with crisp lemon and fresh green apple flavours.
- Limestone soils provides an oyster shell salinity and purity.
- Blend of Pinot Blanc and Chardonnay.
- Drink now and up to 5 years after release.
- Pair with a lemony shrimp risotto.
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- Product Code
- 06CSGT19
- Wine Type
- Wine, Classic, White
- Bottle Size
- 75cl
- Origin
- Germany > Baden
- Producer
- Weingut Claus Schneider
- Vintage
- 2019
- Grape Varieties
- Gutedel/Chasselas
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