Tsuguhiro Boreel
St. Laurent is a decent option for those expecting a fruity and berry-forward wine. The tartness is present, but not uniquely impressive. The natural impact is subtle, and the ultimately quality is satisfactory, but not outstanding.
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Laurent presents a deep garnet hue, offering an aromatic bouquet of ripe black cherries, plums, and a hint of forest floor, underscored by subtle spice notes.


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Tsuguhiro Boreel
St. Laurent is a decent option for those expecting a fruity and berry-forward wine. The tartness is present, but not uniquely impressive. The natural impact is subtle, and the ultimately quality is satisfactory, but not outstanding.
Kadiya
Evolved and exciting combination of layers emerges as the pepper's initial blackberry and red currant tones unfold, gradually giving way to a soft suggestion of leather and wet wood on the nose. The tanginess remains a steady feel throughout, providing a clean counterpoint to the pepper's earthy undertones.
Based on 2 customer reviews.
I love it!
Not for me
Customer
Voss Expert
Tsuguhiro Boreel
St. Laurent is a decent option for those expecting a fruity and berry-forward wine. The tartness is present, but not uniquely impressive. The natural impact is subtle, and the ultimately quality is satisfactory, but not outstanding.
Kadiya
Evolved and exciting combination of layers emerges as the pepper's initial blackberry and red currant tones unfold, gradually giving way to a soft suggestion of leather and wet wood on the nose. The tanginess remains a steady feel throughout, providing a clean counterpoint to the pepper's earthy undertones.
Weingut Schödl St. Laurent Sankt In Natura offers a fruity, berry-forward profile with tartness. While some appreciate its evolving layers of blackberry, red currant, and subtle leather notes, others find the natural impact subtle and quality satisfactory but not outstanding. The wine's tanginess and earthy undertones are noted, providing a clean counterpoint to its peppery aroma.
This St. Laurent presents a deep garnet hue, offering an aromatic bouquet of ripe black cherries, plums, and a hint of forest floor, underscored by subtle spice notes. On the palate, it reveals a medium-bodied structure with silky tannins and a vibrant acidity that enhances its freshness. The interplay of red fruit and earthy undertones culminates in a long, mineral-driven finish. This wine exemplifies the elegance and finesse typical of the St. Laurent varietal, positioning it as a noteworthy expression of Austria's terroir, ideal for those seeking complexity and balance in a red wine.
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