2024 Williamsbirne

Name: Williamsbirne
Brand: Leitner Bernhard
Rating: 86 (1 reviews)

Leitner Bernhard

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Tasting 2025

Williamsbirne, vintage 2024 from the destillery Leitner Bernhard has been rated with 86 Falstaff points . It is a Fruit Distillate from the region Tyrol in Austria

Tasting Notes

Tasting from 27.06.2025: Erhard Ruthner, Hermann Botolen

Fresh with mentholated notes and impressions of eucalyptus. Spicy on the palate with earthy components, fruitiness falls somewhat by the wayside.

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Region: Tyrol, Austria

Distillery: Leitner Bernhard

Type of Production: conventional

Category: Pure Distillate - Fruit Distillate - Williams Pear

Vintage: 2024

Alcohol Level: 40%

Price: 20 - 50 €

Content: 0.35 litre

Region

Tyrol, Austria

When talking about Tyrolean wine, wine lovers naturally think first of the Italian South Tyrol. But also in the Austrian North Tyrol, viticulture has its...

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Distillery Leitner Bernhard

Leitner Bernhard

Grins 11
6591 Grins
Österreich
+43 (5442) 0699 12544265
[email protected]

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