Xochill Lolotte
Lively and clean wine with a nuanced minerality and citrus undertones, reminiscent of a dry Chablis without the sweetness
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Xochill Lolotte
Lively and clean wine with a nuanced minerality and citrus undertones, reminiscent of a dry Chablis without the sweetness
Based on 1 customer review.
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Xochill Lolotte
Lively and clean wine with a nuanced minerality and citrus undertones, reminiscent of a dry Chablis without the sweetness
This Weisser Burgunder is lively and clean, with nuanced minerality and citrus undertones, similar to a dry Chablis but without sweetness.
This Weisser Burgunder, hailing from the limestone-rich soils of Muschelkalk, presents a luminous straw hue. The nose is a refined bouquet of white peach, honeysuckle, and a whisper of flint, indicative of its terroir-driven elegance. On the palate, it unfolds with a poised balance of ripe pear and citrus zest, underscored by a mineral backbone that speaks to its origin. The wine's medium body is complemented by a crisp acidity, leading to a lingering finish with subtle notes of almond and wet stone. A quintessential expression of Austrian Pinot Blanc, it offers both finesse and depth.
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