Weingut Heinrich Blaufränkisch 2012, Burgenland
Critic Reviews (3)
This is from 25 year old vines on limestone and slate soils. It was aged in old oak for about a year. It has a...
From a combination of vineyards on both the eastern and western sides of steppe Lake Neusiedl, situated between the...
Fermentation and malolactic in stainless steel, followed by ageing in old 500l barrels. Heinrich's entry level...
Community Reviews (1)
The 2012 Heinrich Blaufränkisch, sourced from vines up to 25 years old and subsequently aged in oak barrels for over 9 months, has appealing aromas of wood, dates and plums on the nose and black cherry and pomegranate on the palate. It is a medium bodied, extra-dry, fruity wine; BALANCED with forward acidity, refined tannins and a medium finish. Enjoy with food or by itself; drink now to 2018+. My impression: NICE to BEAUTIFUL, 90 pts – recommended for both, quality and value. Tasted in Apr/14 at 'Tasted with Andreas Wickhoff, Austria’s third Master of Wine, at the Fine Wine Reserve.' http://grapeselections.com/grapeselections/wine-reviews/.
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