2022 WerMut

Name: WerMut
Brand: Weinhof Nekrep
Rating: 92 (1 reviews)

Weinhof Nekrep

Der nach Steiermark und einem Hauch der großen weiten Welt schmeckt.
Frisch und süß an der Zunge und angenehm bitter im Abgang.
Mit selbst erzeugtem Wein und Weinbrand als Basis und vorwiegend selbst produzierten Zutaten ist unser WER-MUT ein wahrer Alleskönner.
Er lässt sich pur genießen, auf Eis, gespritzt oder gemixt in einer Vielzahl an Cocktails.

„Wer-MUT“ ist ein preisgekrönter Wermut. Genießen Sie diesen außergewöhnlichen Wermut und lassen Sie sich von seiner kraftvollen Geschmacksexplosion inspirieren.

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Tasting 2025

WerMut, vintage 2022 from the destillery Weinhof Nekrep has been rated with 92 Falstaff points . It is a Bianco from the region Styria in Austria

Tasting Notes

Tasting from 24.10.2025: Alexander Thürer, Benjamin Herzog, Dominik Vombach, Roland Graf, Erhard Ruthner, Othmar Kiem, Simon Staffler, Irene Forni, Hermann Botolen

Typical nose with a well-composed sweet-fruity-bitter ratio. Fruity on the palate with honey sweetness and ripe pome fruit. The bitterness is discreetly integrated into the finish, yet sweetness remains vivid in the finish.

More about the tasting

Region: Styria, Austria

Distillery: Weinhof Nekrep

Category: Vermouth - Bianco

Vintage: 2022

Expansion: 2 months steel tank, bottle maturation

Alcohol Level: 17.5%

Price: 20 - 50 €

Content: 0.75 litre

Region

Styria, Austria

There are certainly wine-growing regions in which more powerful and, above all, more alcoholic wines ripen. But there are no plants anywhere in the world that...

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Distillery Weinhof Nekrep

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Weinhof Nekrep

Eckberg 72
8462 Gamlitz
Österreich
+43 (3453) 2248
[email protected] www.weinhof-nekrep.at

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