Considered the unofficial national grape of Austria, Grüner has been piquing the interest of wine lovers around the world. As an interesting contrast to Riesling, this example has some crunchy acid with some floral notes and a breath of intriguing spice.

These wines are medium ruby red with intense purple highlights. Fruit-driven aromas of wild strawberry, blackberry are accompanied by forest soil, hints of clove and black pepper fragrances. The palate is medium-bodied and elegant. The mouth-watering acidity balances the soft tannins to make this Zweigelt an enjoyable and pleasant red wine.

Dry Riesling from Austria's famous Riesling region - provides rich texture with long acidity.