The red wine Blaufränkisch Spitzerberg, vintage 2008 from the winery Weingut Johannes Trapl has been rated in 2011 with 93 Falstaff points. It is a wine made from the grape variety Blaufränkisch from the region Carnuntum in Austria.
Tasting Notes
Medium ruby colour, purple reflections, broad rim brightening. Sweet roasted aromas on the nose, inviting cherry fruit, smoky minerality, dark berries, very attractive bouquet. Very elegant, almost filigree, pleasant wild berry fruit, fine tannins, light-footed, pronounced in fruit finish, harmonious, ripe cherry in the aftertaste, easy to drink, lingers for a long time, a wine of great finesse with very good ageing potential.
More about the tastingMedium ruby-garnet color, violet reflections, broad rim brightening. Sweet roasted aromas on the nose, inviting cherry fruit, smoky minerality, dark berries, very attractive bouquet. Very elegant, almost filigree, pleasant wild berry fruit, fine tannins, light-footed, extract-sweet finish, harmonious, ripe cherries in the aftertaste, already easy to drink, lingers for a long time, a wine of great finesse with good ageing potential.
More about the tastingMedium ruby-garnet color with violet highlights and a broader lightening at the rim. Sweet toasted aromas, inviting cherry fruit, smoky minerality, dark berries, and a very attractive bouquet. Very elegant, almost delicate, with pleasant wild berry fruit, delicate tannins, light on its feet, a sweet, extract-driven finish, harmonious, with ripe cherries lingering on the finish; ready to drink now, with a long finish—a wine of great finesse with very good aging potential.
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