Dry #11 Chardonnay Late Harvest

$12.99 -- Late harvest German wines are normally on the noble-sweet side, but this 2004 Chardonnay is a very rare, more dry than off-dry late harvest. Beginning with fully ripened grapes, it was crafted in the German style using a “no oak” storage process

Purchase Dry #11 Chardonnay Late Harvest

Late harvest German wines are normally on the noble-sweet side, but this 2004 Chardonnay is a very rare, very dry (off-dry, because you taste the fruit, i.e. Citrus fruit). Beginning with fully ripened grapes, it was crafted in the German style using a “no oak” storage process. The result is a beautifully clean, straight-forward Chardonnay. Savor this classic, buttery smooth wine with a slight taste of citrus. Delicious on its own or with pork, turkey, chicken, sushi and salads of all sorts. Surprise your guests with the true “no oak” taste of the Chardonnay grape. Serve and enjoy chilled.
Acidity: 7,2 g/l
Öchsle Grad: 92 Brix: 21.33
Residual sugar: 14,5 g/l
Alcohol: 11,36 % Vol.

Purchase Dry #11 Chardonnay Late Harvest

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