Belsazar Rosé Wein-Aperitif

Name: Belsazar Rosé Wein-Aperitif
Brand: Belsazar Vermouth
Rating: 91 (1 reviews)

Belsazar Vermouth

Belsazar Rosé ist fruchtig-süss und überraschend bitter. Sein natürlich fruchtiger Geschmack macht Belsazar Rosé zum idealen Begleiter beim Essen. Ein erfrischender Aperitif, der jeden Abend optimal abrundet, ein Wein-Aperitif für den Feierabend mit Freunden oder als Aperitif zum Essen

Points

Tasting 2023

Belsazar Rosé Wein-Aperitif from the destillery Belsazar Vermouth has been rated with 91 Falstaff points . It is a Wine-Based Aperitif from the region Baden-Wuerttemberg in Germany

Tasting Notes

Tasting from 17.11.2023

Rhubarb, raspberry and sweet orange play the leading role on the nose, with light vanilla notes in the background. Full-bodied palate with fully ripe fruits, light savouriness on the finish.

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Distillery: Belsazar Vermouth

Category: Wine-Based Aperitif

Alcohol Level: 14.5%

Price: 10 - 20 €

www.diageo.com

Content: 0.75 litre

Distillery Belsazar Vermouth

Belsazar Vermouth

Potsdamer Straße 91
10785 Berlin
Deutschland
+49 (30) 23608786
[email protected] www.belsazar.com

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