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$ 18.95
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750ml
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In stock,
4
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Importer notes: "Andreas Widmann is a producer of very small quantities of excellent wine (in my opinion some of the best made in the Alto Adige). His family has made wine here since 1824. The wines are impeccably made and full of character, an ideal combination. The only problem here, as with many of the best small growers from the south Tirol, is that there is very little wine available, as the local market is so strong. Vernatsch is the local name for the Trollinger (or Schiava) variety, which produces pale red, delicious and very drinkable table wines (sort of like a cross between Beaujolais and Bourgeuil and as mouthwatering and savory as that description suggests). Andreas's version is top-notch, with hints of spices and herbs. It is an excellent complement to most pork dishes and great with salumi (or the local Speck ham, which I am starting to see over here). This is a wine to be drunk and not discussed."
Not yet reviewed; 2009 vintage rated 89 points by Wine Advocate: "The 2009 Vernatsch offers up sweet red berries, crushed flowers and sweet spices in an appealing, mid-weight style. There is nothing fussy here, just a delicious, finessed red to enjoy now and over the next year or two. Served slightly chilled, the Vernatsch will make a great summertime wine as temperatures warm up. Anticipated maturity: 2011-2013."
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