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Hidden but lively like the ground squirrel.
Not as commonly known because they can be pretty inconspicuous, there are are quite a few ground squirrels running around in our vineyards. To see them one has to be quiet and watchful but there they are, standing up and looking out for danger. If alerted they quickly disappear, only to come up again somewhere nearby a short time later. Observing that can be quite amusing for a while.
St. Laurent 2021
St. Laurent is a very old traditional Austrian grape variety. Its origin is surrounded by many legends, since it is unknown to this day. The name probably comes from the day of St. Laurenzius (August 10) around which grapes usually begin to turn color. St. Laurent wines are typically deep dark coloured, powerful and pleasantly mild. Among wine connoisseurs, St. Laurent enjoys a reputation comparable to that of Zweigelt, some even prefer the fine Burgundy notes that ripe St. Laurent wines display. Due to its excellent qualities, St. Laurent is nowadays more popular than in the past, when it seemed to be a bit out of fashion.
Tasting notes
This St. Laurent shows a beautiful dark red color. The aroma is characterized by fruitiness and delicate notes of berries. Mild and velvety tannins dominate the finish.
Food suggestion
This wine is excellent with a fine meal as an accompaniment to many kinds of meat and pasta dishes.
Ageing potential
Reaches its optimum two years after the harvest. Can be kept at least for four to five years.