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2010 Bio Quitte 48 Karat

Malznerhof

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Bio Quitte 48 Karat, vintage 2010 from the destillery Malznerhof has been rated with 90 Falstaff points . It is a Fruit Distillate from Austria

Tasting Notes

90

Tasting from 22.11.2013

Quiet, subtle and tightly woven, ethereal, chocolaty and cool. Powerful and compact on the palate, analogous to the nose, plus the buttery side of the fruit.

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Region: Austria

Distillery: Malznerhof

Category: Pure Distillate - Fruit Distillate - Quince

Vintage: 2010

Alcohol Level: 48%

Content: 0.35 litre

Region

The history of Austrian viticulture dates back to 3000 BC, as evidenced by the discovery of grape seeds in Krems. For a long time, viticulture in the country...

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Distillery Malznerhof

Malznerhof

Mauer 2
4702 Wallern
Österreich
+43 (7249) 48765
[email protected] www.malznerhof.at

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Spirits from this producer

Spirits from this producer

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2012 Bio Rote Williams

Pure Distillate

2012 Traubenkirsche

Pure Distillate

2012 Traubenkirsche 48 Karat

Pure Distillate

2011 Bio Marille

Pure Distillate

2011 Bio Williams

Pure Distillate

2010 Bio Reisbrand

Pure Distillate

2010 Bio Quitte 48 Karat

Pure Distillate

2009 Waldhimbeere 48 Karat

Pure Distillate

2008 Bio Blutorange

Pure Distillate

2008 Bio Quitte

Pure Distillate

2007 Wildkirsche

Pure Distillate

2006 Bio Vogelbeere 48 Karat

Pure Distillate

2006 Bio Ingwer

Pure Distillate

2002 Elsbeere Reserve

Pure Distillate

1999 Alter Weinbrand Reserve

Pure Distillate

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