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Weissburgunder Wines - often underestimated, rarely below expectations

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Pinot Blanc, also known as Pinot Bianco, is the newest member of the Burgundy family. Uncomplicated, without airs and graces, yet versatile. And although the Pinot Blanc wine is quite young, known since the 14th century, the grape variety enjoys the reputation as a superb plant.

Find out more about Weissburgunder Wines - often underestimated, rarely below expectations

A light yellow and full-bodied white wine with fine fruity aromas, which makes Pinot Blanc the ideal companion for a variety of menus and occasions. Simply pour, lean back and enjoy. Life is simple - with a Pinot Blanc in your hand and VINELLO at your disposal.

Something for everyone

Whether as white wine, sparkling wine or sekt - Pinot Blanc fans know what they get from the mutation of Pinot Gris. A bit of Riesling, but less acidic. A bit of chardonnay, just not quite as creamy. It's a balancing act that doesn't have to hide from anyone. Simply one of the best white wines directly from Germany, France, Italy and Austria. Sometimes the label says Pinot blanc, sometimes Pinot bianco, white Burgundy or sometimes Klevner. Many names, one grape, immeasurable character.

Pinot Blanc taste

The fruity and fresh Pinot Blanc with an exotic bouquet of pineapple, apricots, mango and citrus, paired with local nuts, apples, pears and apricots. All fresh from the orchard, the Pinot Blanc aromas are combined with the neutral acidity in the pale to light yellow body, velvety and spicy in the glass waiting for the first sip. Moderate alcohol content and mellow acidity make the Pinot Blanc white wine an uncomplicated summer wine that can be combined with almost any dish.

Over the Alps and even further

Possibly grown between Lake Geneva and the Rhône, Pinot Blanc has developed into a widespread and noble grape variety, especially in Germany. Popular in Baden, Rheinhessen and the Pfalz, creations from Saxony and the cultivated areas around Saale-Unstrut inspire experts time and again. The cultivation proves to be quite problem-free on not too moist soils and in a climate that would already be too warm for the Riesling. Pinot Blanc has a mind of its own, a real youngster.

Our VINELLO recommendation

Gimmeldinger Weissburgunder trocken - A.Christmann

The Gimmeldinger Pinot Blanc is a versatile dry white wine for every hour with its round and fine fragrance of pear. Pleasant fruit acidity and fresh minerality seduce everyone to drink this white wine from Germany young. However, one is well advised to leave the Gimmeldinger for a few years. If you can keep your hands off the Pinot Blanc from the A. Christmann winery.

For your information

The term Pinot comes from the French and refers to Pin, or pine in English. Burgundy, on the other hand, is a purely place-related name.

Weissburgunder Spätlese - Winzervereinigung Freyburg-Unstrut

A Pinot Blanc late harvest is always something special. And if it comes from Saale-Unstrut, a cultivation area that has attracted attention with outstanding quality in recent years, the anticipation is much greater. Nuts, apples and pears form the delicate bouquet in the straw yellow body. The late harvest from the Freyburg-Unstrut winery is harmoniously balanced with light meat and fish dishes.

Interesting facts about the Pinot Blanc

What is Pinot Blanc?

Pinot Blanc is a grape from which mostly dry white wine is vinified. Pinot Blanc is a mutation of Pinot Gris, which itself is a mutation of Pinot Noir. Common synonyms for Pinot Blanc are Weißburgunder in Germany, Pinot blanc in France and Pinot bianco for Italian white wine made from the grapes.

What goes with Pinot Blanc?

Pinot Blanc is ideal as a companion for many dishes. Whether seafood, pork, poultry, asparagus, fish or veal - Pinot Blanc always fits. In barrique sometimes even to lamb and game.

What is the ideal drinking temperature of a Pinot Blanc?

Pinot Blanc is served at a drinking temperature of about 12°C.

How to store Pinot Blanc?

Cool, dark and temperature resistant. Pinot Blanc can easily be consumed young, but also has a moderate storage potential of up to 10 years for high-quality wines.

How long does an open bottle of Pinot Blanc last?

Depending on the level and your drinking behaviour. If the bottle is still quite full, a Pinot Blanc keeps itself up to 5 days in the refrigerator and tightly closed. From half the bottle on, the white wine will keep for up to 2 days.

Buy Pinot Blanc online

Weißburgunder, Pinot blanc, Pinot bianco - a fine white wine, known under many names by the wine world and ready for you to order. A fine selection of white wine, sparkling wine and champagne from this noble grape variety can be found on VINELLO. Order Pinot Blanc cheap and easy online and have it delivered by insured and climate-neutral shipping wherever you want. You can buy your favourite wines and spirits online as uncomplicatedly as the Pinot Blanc itself. VINELLO - Your wine trade with nuts.

Things to know about Weissburgunder

Was ist Weißburgunder?
Weißburgunder ist eine Rebsorte aus der meist trockener Weißwein vinifiziert wird. Weißburgunder ist eine Mutation aus dem Grauburgunder, welcher selbst eine Mutation aus dem Spätburgunder darstellt. Gängige Synonyme für den Weißburgunder sind weißer Burgunder, Pinot blanc in Frankreich und Pinot bianco für italienischen Weißwein aus der Traube.

Was passt zu Weißburgunder aka Pinot Blanc bzw. Pinot Bianco?
Weißburgunder bietet sich als Begleiter für viele Speisen an. Ob Meeresfrüchte, Schweinefleisch, Geflügel, Spargel, Fisch oder Kalb - Weißburgunder passt immer. Im Barrique ausgebaut auch mal zu Lamm und Wild.

Wie hoch ist die ideale Trinktemperatur eines Weißburgunders?
Weißburgunder serviert man bei einer Trinktemperatur von etwa 12°C.

Wie lagert man Weißburgunder?
Kühl, dunkel und temperaturbeständig. Weißburgunder kann problemlos jung konsumiert werden, besitzt aber auch ein moderates Lagerpotenzial von bis zu 10 Jahren bei hochwertigen Qualitätsweinen.

Wie lange hält sich eine offene Flasche Weißburgunder?
Je nach Füllstand und Ihrem Trinkverhalten. Ist die Flasche noch recht voll, hält sich ein Weißburgunder bis zu 5 Tage im Kühlschrank und fest verschlossen. Ab der Hälfte der Flasche hält sich der Weißwein noch bis zu 2 Tage.

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