Weingut Zilliken, Grauburgunder

Description
Zilliken, Grauburgunder - The Grauburgunder also known as Pinot Gris is made from the light pink grape which gives buttery yellow, full-bodied, soft wines. This wine has a strong aroma of honey, pear, spices, a touch of nutmeg and ripe tropical fruit.

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Additional information

Brand

Weingut Zilliken

Wine name

Weingut Zilliken, Grauburgunder

Grape variety

100% Grauburgunder

Country

Germany

Origin

Moselle

Classification

Quality wine psr German Mosel

Type

White Wine

Harvest year

2019

Packaging

Glass bottle

Wine content

75cl

Closure

Screw cap

Flavour

Yellow Apple, Spicy, Mineral, Ripe Pear

Wine and Food

Asparagus, Lamb, Oriental, Salads, Crustaceans and shellfish, White meat

Alcohol (%)

13%

Viticulture

Conventional

Education

RVS

Vegan

Yes

Sur Lie

No

Use within

6 years

Acid

5 g/L

PH value

3,5

Residual sugar

5 g/L

Serving temperature

8 - 10˚C

Article number

1050105

Description

Zilliken 

Zilliken, Grauburgunder - The Grauburgunder also known as Pinot Gris is made from the light pink grape which gives buttery yellow, full-bodied, soft wines. This wine has a strong aroma of honey, pear, spices, a touch of nutmeg and ripe tropical fruit.

Generations

The special connection to the vineyards and the vines has grown over several generations. As early as 1881, the estate was founded by the forefather Jean-Baptiste Hellers. With joy and commitment to viticulture and hospitality they have now been working for four generations at Weingut Zilliken. Since 2009, the new generation - Patrick Zilliken and his wife Martina - have taken over the farm from their parents. After graduating from St. Urbans-Hof and from the Bischöflichen Winery in Trier, Patrick Zilliken trained as a viticulture and winemaking technician in Bad Kreuznach. He then worked in Luxembourg and South Africa before joining the family business in 2006. Riesling has been grown here in the Mosel since the 17th century. Lime-free, loamy slate floors (Devon shale) allow the Riesling vines to flourish brilliantly. It is not without reason that the world's most exclusive white wines come from this region.