The Weissburgunder Homburg Gössenheim Qualitätswein Trocken is a layered, sophisticated white wine from German Franconia made from 100% Weissburgunder grapes. Read more
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Product description
The Weissburgunder Homburg Gössenheim from Weingut Höfling is a refined, dry quality wine from a unique southern slope in the nature reserve surrounding the impressive Homburg castle ruins. The vines grow on soils of loess loam with fine limestone chippings and benefit from a gradient of up to 50%, ensuring optimal sunlight and ripening. These conditions contribute to the distinct character of this Weissburgunder.
In the glass, this wine shows as a harmonious combination of elegance and power. The bouquet is an aromatic bouquet of mirabelle, pear and apricot, subtly intertwined with notes of caramel and vanilla. Maturation in wood has added soft tannins that blend beautifully with the wine's creamy texture and full body. With an alcohol content of 13% and acidity of 5.4 g/l, it offers a wonderful balance between freshness and depth.
This Weissburgunder is an excellent companion to rich dishes such as braised beef or roast duck breast with gratin and glazed vegetables. Luxury combinations such as "surf and turf" - e.g. grilled veal medallions with hummerschwanz - or a full lobster soup also show this wine to full advantage. A wine for special moments and gourmets.
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Shipping costs per winemaker
6 bottles
€8,00
12 bottles or more
Free
1 tasting case
€8,00
2 or more tasting cases
Free
Good to know
You always order a multiple of 6 bottles per winemaker (6, 12, 18 and so on), so your wine arrives safely. You can combine single bottles from the same winemaker.
Each winemaker packs the bottles, in boxes of 6 or 12 bottles.
You can order from several winemakers in one order.