Neuburger trocken 2014 1500ml Magnum

Wine description for Neuburger dry 2014 1500ml Magnum from Nikolaihof

Colour & appearance

A delicate, light green-yellow colour with gentle reflections that reflect the maturity of this special magnum from Nikolaihof.

Nose

Complex and multi-layered, this mature Neuburger presents itself with a fascinating range of flavours. Time has given it a remarkable depth of flavour. Dried haysubtle Mushroom notes and Onion confit blend into an elegant bouquet. Vegetal hints are reminiscent of Baden Silvaner, which emphasises the genetic relationship of this grape variety. The reduced acidity of the 2014 vintage has enabled an impressive aromatic maturity.

Palate

The palate reveals a full-bodied, characterful wine with a remarkable structure. The herbal, slightly tart tones give this lightweight wine personality and depth. The fine tannin structure contributes to the complexity without dominating. Despite its maturity, the wine retains a pleasant freshness and precision - a testament to Nikolaihof's biodynamic approach.

General information

This Magnum bottling from the Wachau comes from one of Austria's oldest vineyards. Neuburger, a natural cross between Roter Veltliner and Silvaner, grows here in the vineyards Bishoppoint and In the wine mountains on loess, clay and paragneiss soils. With 12.0% alcohol and subtle residual sweetness, this wine is a perfect example of the finesse of this forgotten grape variety. As Archive Release 2024 the wine lover receives a perfectly matured wine straight from the winery cellar.

Food pairing suggestions

The subtle power of this Neuburger harmonises perfectly with Poultry dishesespecially with Guinea fowl or Pigeon. Also to Fish stew with butter-cream sauce or fried mushrooms with herbs, it shows its strengths. The vegetal notes also make it the ideal companion for Asparagus or Artichokes.

Special features

The magnum bottle has allowed this Neuburger to mature slowly and harmoniously. Nikolaihof, as a pioneer of biodynamic winemaking in Austria, shows with this wine that the often underestimated Neuburger grape can produce wines of remarkable depth and character when treated appropriately. An authentic expression of the Wachau and a plea for the rediscovery of traditional grape varieties.