2021 | Weingut Familie Adam-Lieleg | Eichberg Weissburgunder

White Wine: 2021 | Weingut Familie Adam-Lieleg | Eichberg Weissburgunder

Bright yellow in the glass with green reflections. In the nose fruity of berries and pome fruits with notes of burgundy, walnut and Williams pears. Very lively on the palate with a dominant fruit. Long lasting on the finish.

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Producer: Weingut Familie Adam-Lieleg

Vintage: 2021

Size: 750ml

ABV: 12.5%

Varietal: Pinot Blanc

Country/Region: Austria, Sudsteiermark

Bright yellow in the glass with green reflections. In the nose fruity of berries and pome fruits with notes of burgundy, walnut and Williams pears. Very lively on the palate with a dominant fruit. Long lasting on the finish.

Producer Information

The Adam-Lieleg family business has existed since 1893 and is located in the heart of southern Styria on the Eichberg in Leutschach on the Wine Route. Three generations work hand in hand here, and together they strive for perfection. It is every single member of the family that provides strength, motivation, but also food for thought. Family tradition, a great passion for wine and openness to new ideas guarantee the top quality of the multiple award-winning wines.The winery is run as a family business and guarantees continuous top quality. There are no general rules or recipes for making exceptional wines. Rather, the understanding of the observation of the annually different, natural conditions in order to take targeted steps towards top quality. The grapes are harvested exclusively by hand and selected directly on the vine. This ensures that only really healthy and ripe grapes go into the cellar for further processing.