Moric Lutzmannsburg Blaufränkisch ‘Kirchberg’ 2019 great-northern displaying lemon and grapefruit pith

displaying lemon and grapefruit pith flavours sitting over medium body and fresh acidity

delicately complex wine – an ideal companion at the table

The aroma has a fruity and floreal bouquet with raspberry

a sly wink to the volcanic activity from 35 million years before

Riedel ‘O’ Series Shiraz Twin Pack wine glasses

Moric Lutzmannsburg Blaufränkisch ‘Kirchberg’ 2019 great-northern displaying lemon and grapefruit pithKirchberg is the steepest slope in Lutzmannsberg, surrounded by forests. Its the most calcareous part, and there are four vineyards here planted between 1921 and the 1980s. Spontaneously fermented in an open wooden vat with 10 to 15% whole clusters. Then matured in old 500 liter barrels for two years. A steeper northwest location with a very high lime content above the village of Kirchstetten. Definitely a cooler location. The vines here are 35 to 100