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Pfaffl Hund Reserve Gruner Veltliner 2019
Drink now through to 2026. Serve chilled.
This well-known estate in southern Weinviertel is run by Adelheid and Roman Pfaffl and their children, Roman Josef Pfaffl and Heidemarie Fischer. One of Austria’s most famous winemaking families, the Pfaffls today work some 90 hectares of vineyards spread throughout the Weinviertel region. Today they export to over 20 countries across the world and are known for their commitment to excellence which begins in the vineyard.
Their white wines are made in a classic light and elegant house style with plenty of fruit character balanced by crisp freshness. Gruner Veltliner is their favoured variety to work with thanks to its versatility which allows the family to produce a wide range of styles to suit all tastes.
Their Hund Reserve is one of the family’s bolder and more opulent Gruners, requiring a longer period of ageing to reveal its true complexity and magnificent fruit character. The nose opens with classic Gruner hints of bright citrus, grass and subtle tropical notes. On the palate there is a bright acidity matched by a rich texture and a very long finish. The bold profile makes this a great match for creamy chicken or fish dishes as well as risottos and lasagne.
This well-known estate in southern Weinviertel is run by Adelheid and Roman Pfaffl and their children, Roman Josef Pfaffl and Heidemarie Fischer. One of Austria’s most famous winemaking families, the Pfaffls today work some 90 hectares of vineyards spread throughout the Weinviertel region. Today they export to over 20 countries across the world and are known for their commitment to excellence which begins in the vineyard.
Their white wines are made in a classic light and elegant house style with plenty of fruit character balanced by crisp freshness. Gruner Veltliner is their favoured variety to work with thanks to its versatility which allows the family to produce a wide range of styles to suit all tastes.
Their Hund Reserve is one of the family’s bolder and more opulent Gruners, requiring a longer period of ageing to reveal its true complexity and magnificent fruit character. The nose opens with classic Gruner hints of bright citrus, grass and subtle tropical notes. On the palate there is a bright acidity matched by a rich texture and a very long finish. The bold profile makes this a great match for creamy chicken or fish dishes as well as risottos and lasagne.