2013 Merlot

Name: Merlot
Brand: Weingut Stefan Igler
Rating: 88 (1 reviews)

Weingut Stefan Igler

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Points

Tasting 2015

The red wine Merlot, vintage 2013 from the winery Weingut Stefan Igler has been rated in 2015 with 88 Falstaff points. It is a wine made from the grape variety Merlot from the region Central Burgenland in Austria.

Tasting Notes

Tasting from 24.11.2015

Medium ruby-garnet, violet reflections, broad rim brightening. Heart cherry notes underlaid with roasted aromas, delicate blackberry nuances, some citrus zest. Medium body, fresh acid structure, red berry fruit on the finish, light-footed style.

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Region: Central Burgenland, Austria

Winery: Weingut Stefan Igler

Category: Red Wine

Grape Variety: Merlot

Vintage: 2013

Alcohol Level: 13.5%

Stopper: Screwcap

Price: bis 10 €

Region

Central Burgenland, Austria

One red variety plays the leading role in the 2,118 hectares of vineyards in the Mittelburgenland wine region: Blaufränkisch, which ideally represents its...

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Winery Weingut Stefan Igler

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Weingut Stefan Igler

Girmerstraße 23
7301 Deutschkreutz
Österreich
+43 (650) 5409128
[email protected] www.rotweingut-igler.at

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