Markowitsch Rubin Zweigelt Carnuntum 2018 75cl

Description

Producer :	Gerhard Markowitsch is a representative of the young generation of winegrowers from Austria. Within a few years it has matured from a newcomer to a winemaker, who is also internationally successful with his wines - but he is still straightforward and has both feet on the ground. With his principles of patience, balance, character and technology, he has continuously improved the quality of his wine range.
Region:	The Carnuntum wine-growing region is located in the east of Austria on the border with Hungary and is one of the most historic wine regions in the world. It is proven that the ancient Romans already practiced viticulture here, and they certainly served the results of it with great pleasure. A fantastic cultural landscape that is cooled by the Danube at night and maintains the high summer day temperatures from the Pannonian microclimate - naturally ideal conditions for great wines!
Grape variety :	Branched
Manufacture :	In French oak barrels. Oak.
Degustationsnotiz:	In the nose an intense scent of cherries, dark berries, a little mineral notes and a very fine spiciness; soft and full on the palate, round body, not overwhelming, but slightly flowing, again beautiful fruit with subtle chocolate reverberation in the finale.
Drinkability :	year + 5 years
Enjoy:	Best companion for game dishes, beef variations, various soft cheeses and spicy pasta dishes

Producer : Gerhard Markowitsch is a representative of the young generation of winegrowers from Austria. Within a few years it has matured from a newcomer to a winemaker, who is also internationally successful with his wines - but he is still straightforward and has both feet on the ground. With his principles of patience, balance, character and technology, he has continuously improved the quality of his wine range. Region: The Carnuntum wine-growing region is located in the east of Austria on the border with Hungary and is one of the most historic wine regions in the world. It is proven that the ancient Romans already practiced viticulture here, and they certainly served the results of it with great pleasure. A fantastic cultural landscape that is cooled by the Danube at night and maintains the high summer day temperatures from the Pannonian microclimate - naturally ideal conditions for great wines!