🍷 The Glühwein Weiß from Rotwild impresses with its elegant style, which is ensured by aging in stainless steel tanks for freshness and a fruity aroma.
🧀 It harmonizes excellently with baked Camembert, spicy cheese spaetzle, and winter fruit salads, making it the perfect companion for sociable evenings.
🍇 The grapes come from selected growing regions and are hand-picked to guarantee the best quality and aromatic diversity.
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The Glühwein Weiß 0.75l - Rotwild presents itself in a radiant light yellow. The aromas remind of fresh citrus fruits, ethereal spices, and a hint of honey. The taste is full-bodied and pleasantly sweet, with a harmonious balance between spiciness and fruitiness. This white wine enchants with its warm, inviting character and is the perfect companion for cold winter evenings.
Glühwein Weiß 0.75l by Rotwild - Peter Mertes: Vinification
The grapes for the Glühwein Weiß 0.75l - Rotwild come from selected growing regions. The grape harvest is done by hand to ensure that only the best grapes are picked. After harvesting, the grapes are gently pressed. The vinification takes place in modern cellar facilities to bring out the aromas optimally. The aging occurs in stainless steel tanks, which preserves the freshness and fruit aromas. Through gentle warming and the addition of spices such as cinnamon, cloves, and star anise, the typical mulled wine flavor is created, combining tradition and enjoyment.
Glühwein Weiß 0.75l by Rotwild - Peter Mertes: Food Recommendation
The Glühwein Weiß 0.75l - Rotwild pairs perfectly with a variety of dishes. We recommend:
- Baked Camembert with cranberries.
- Spicy cheese spaetzle.
- Marzipan cookies and speculaas.
- Winter fruit salad with cinnamon.
This mulled wine pairs particularly well with a sociable gathering by the fireplace. The aromatic spices of the wine enhance the winter atmosphere. Enjoy the Glühwein Weiß 0.75l - Rotwild also during a cozy dinner or a celebration with friends.
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