2017 »Stamm« Gelber Muskateller feinherb

Name: »Stamm« Gelber Muskateller feinherb
Brand: Weingut A. Bieselin
Rating: 88 (1 reviews)

Weingut A. Bieselin

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Tasting 2018

The white wine »Stamm« Gelber Muskateller feinherb, vintage 2017 has been rated in 2018 with 88 Falstaff points. It is a wine made from the grape variety Gelber Muskateller from the region Baden in Germany.

Tasting Notes

Tasting from 23.11.2018

Fine nutmeg aroma, some blood orange, slightly peppery, opening on the palate with relatively strong sweetness, continuing softly and smoothly with rather restrained acidity, round and aromatic finish. A light, stimulating aperitif.

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Region: Baden, Germany

Winery: Weingut A. Bieselin

Category: White Wine

Grape Variety: Gelber Muskateller

Vintage: 2017

Expansion: steel tank

Alcohol Level: 9%

Price: bis 10 €

Region

Baden, Germany

The third largest wine-growing region in this country (15,800 hectares) has very different areas due to its large extension (250 kilometers). On Lake...

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Winery Weingut A. Bieselin

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Weingut A. Bieselin

Im Pfaffenbach 61
77955 Ettenheim
Deutschland

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