Grüner Veltliner Kremstal DAC 2024
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Lenz Moser

Grüner Veltliner Kremstal DAC 2024

White wine / Dry

10,50 €

Delivery time: max. 4 days
12.5% vol. | 750ml | Quality wine

Juicy and spicy on the palate, yet powerful and harmonious. The Kremstal DAC clearly reveals the Veltliner pepper and shines with an elegant finish.

Silver

Silver

AWC Vienna Spring 2025

90 Points

90 Points

Falstaff Kremstal DAC Cup 2025

Silver

Silver

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90 Points

90 Points

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Gold

Gold

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Gold

Gold

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Additional information

Wine line: Kremstal DAC
Origin: Lower Austria, Kremstal, Rohrendorf
Wine type: White wine
Character: Dry
Variety: Grüner Veltliner
Bottle size: 750 ml
Alcohol content: 12,5 %
Ageing: Stainless steel barrel
Contains: Sulfites

Information on ingredients and nutritional values

Tasting notes & food pairing recommendations

Appearance: Delicate yellow-green.

Bouquet: Apple paired with citrus fruits underpinned by a spicy, peppery note.

Taste: Juicy and spicy on the palate, strong and harmonious, with a distinct hint of Veltliner pepper and a pleasantly elegant finish.

Food pairing: Perfect with poultry, pork, fish, vegetables, and salads.

Origin

Lower Austria, Kremstal, Rohrendorf
The wine-growing village of Rohrendorf near Krems is not only known for the pioneering work of the legendary Prof. Dr. Lenz Moser III (Lenz Moser Hochkultur). The gigantic loess terraces that tower over the northern part of Rohrendorf are characteristic of this wine-growing village in the eastern Kremstal valley. The soils are mostly conglomerates with varying thicknesses of loess deposits. The climate is influenced by the nearby Danube and Pannonian influences from the east.
Lenz Moser DAC
The Lenz Moser DAC "Districtus Austriae Controllatus" wines represent a particularly regional characteristic.
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By May 2019, 13 regions had decided to use the name of the region only for one or a few wines that are particularly typical of the region. Following the example of the world’s famous wines of origin (e.g. Barolo in Italy or Rioja in Spain), the typical wines of origin from these regions are now called the same as the region itself and bear the suffix DAC after the region name (e.g. Kremstal DAC or Weinviertel DAC).

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