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Sauvignon Blanc DOC South Tyrol 2018

Stein

The grapes for our selection, Sauvignon „Stein“, grow at an altitude of 520 m at the southernmost point of the estate. The grapes thrive here on a slope sloping slightly south between two large rock formations. Due to the large amount of rock and the given microclimate, our selection has a great depth and minerality.The grape‘s growth in semi-shade and the great difference in temperature between day and night give us both exotic and greenish notes with a salty and long finish.

Facts
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Variety: 
100% Sauvignon blanc
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Drinking maturity : 
3 - 6 years
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Drinking temperature: 
approx. 12 °C
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Yield: 
45 hl/ha
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Alcohol: 
13,5% vol.
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maturation of the wine : 
steel tank and wooden barrel
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Acid and residual sugar: 
6 g/l Residual sugar: 1,3 g/l
Vinification

Short mashing time on the press and sedimentation in the steel tank. Fermentation takes place in steel tank (60%) and small wooden barrel (40%) at approx. 18 to 20°C. The later maturation on the fine yeast took place for about 10 months.

Tasting note

The freshness in the wine is a surprising contrast to the fruity sweet bouquet. A wine with a great variety of flavours. The aroma is reminiscent of gooseberries and intense citrus, complemented by the light
scent of freshly mown grass. The taste is dominated by the harmonious minerality paired with a pleasant acidity.

LOCATION AND VEGETATION

The grapes for our selection, Sauvignon „Stein“, grow at an altitude of 520 m at the southernmost point of the estate. The grapes thrive here on a slope sloping slightly south between two large rock formations. Due to the large amount of rock and the given microclimate, our selection has a great depth and minerality. The grape‘s growth in semi-shade and the great difference in temperature between day and night give us both exotic and greenish notes with a salty and long finish.

EICHENSTEIN Weingut & Chalet

ab Hof Verkauf
Katzensteinstr. 34
39012 Meran - Südtirol, Italien

Tel. +39 344 2820179
Tel. +39 0473 427779
info@eichenstein.it
www.eichenstein.it

Oberwirt´s Gourmet & Weinladele

Josef Waldner
St. Felixweg 2
39020 Marling - Südtirol, Italien

Tel. +39 0473 222020
info@oberwirt.com

Eichenstein Weine im Onlineshop bestellen über das Meraner Weinhaus
Vinum Vinothek Bozen

Brennerstraße 28
I-39100 Bozen (BZ)
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T. +39 0471 061620
vinothek@vinum.it

 

Meraner Bauernladen

Romstraße 245
39012 Meran
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www.bauernladen-meran.com

Pasta Shop

Laubengasse 53
39012 Meran - Südtirol, Italien

Tel. +39 0473 270973
www.pastashop-merano.com

Keller GmbH

Großer Anger 3
85416 Langenbach - Deutschland

Tel. +49 (0)8761 76760
www.feinkost-keller.com

delikat essen & schenken

Rüdiger Hammes
Hauptraße 14
53819 Neukirchen
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Tel.: +49 (0)2247 9000980
www.delikatessen-siegburg.de

 

 

Enoteka Italia GmbH

Hofstettenstrasse 15
CH- 3600 Thun
Schweiz

Tel. +41 (0) 33 222 44 48
info@enotecaitalia.ch

 

 

VinSano GmbH

Stockackerstr. 83
CH-4153 Rainach
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vinsanogmbh@gmail.com
www.vinsano.ch

 

Wybrecht boissons

18 Rue de Habsheim
68170 Rixheim - Frankreich

Tel. +33 (0)3 89 44 76 90

Eichenstein Vineyard

Cellar

The family of Josef Waldner, owner of the winery, have been making wine for 350 years. The origin of winemaking at the Eichenstein has its roots in Marling, where the dedicated wine lover created his first white wine cuvée “Gloria Dei” in 2005. In 2006, he followed on with his “Baccara” Marlot and Cabernet Franc red wine cuvéè, assisted and advised by renowned enologist Hartmann Donà. In 2007 Josef Waldner further realised his vision when he established the Eichenstein vineyard on the Freiberg, from 550-600 m, above Meran. In 2014, the crowning jewel of the vineyard was built: The wine cellar, a vinarium and a guest chalet. And in 2018, the most recent porphyry plot was established at 500 m above sea level.

Josef Waldner

We want our wines to have a stirring soul. That’s why we we strive to create authentic, charismatic wines that live on in your memory. Josef Waldner’s passion for grapes and wine stems from a long family tradition.

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