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Stift Gottweig Gruner Veltliner Messwein 2023

BOTTLE:
$26.00
In stock
SKU
95611
HALF-DOZEN: $148.20 or $24.70 each
DOZEN: $280.80 or $23.40 each

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    Producer: Stift Gottweig
    Country: Germany
    Size: BTL
    Vintage: 2018
    Stift Goettweig Messwein Grüner Veltliner comes from an estate that has been engaged in wine-growing in the Kremstal region since the 11th century – though it can be said to be in the form of its life, with 2020 Winemaker of the Year Fritz Miesbauer doing a great job at the helm.

    The Göttweiger Messwein, or altar wine, has been an institution in this Benedictine monastery for centuries. Grüner Veltliner and rosé (from Pinot Noir) are vinified as light, dry wines. From the nature-friendly cultivation of the vineyards to the care and processing of the grapes and wine, the “Reinheitsgebot”, or purity law, of the church must be obeyed. Messwein cannot be produced without the permission of the bishop, and it must be only natural and unaltered. With its lowish alcohol, Messwein is the lightest wine – very easy and drinkable.