Eiswein - 375ml - Kracher 2023

Kracher

Grüner Veltliner Eiswein <p>Format: <span style="font-weight: 500">375 ml</span></p> 2023

57,70 €−17%
Recommended price: 69,30 €

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Technical information

Producer
Kracher
Name
Eiswein
Variety
Grüner Veltliner
Vintage
2023
Gradation
9.5%
Format
375 ml
Aromatic profile
Fruity, honey, citrus, exotic fruit notes
Vinification method
Harvesting frozen grapes, cold pressing
Aging
24 months in stainless steel
Type of cask
Stainless steel
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Il Eiswein da 375ml della cantina Kracher è un vino dolce di grande prestigio, nato dalle uve che vengono raccolte e pressate mentre sono ancora congelate. Questo processo di vinificazione particolare conferisce al vino una dolcezza concentrata e una complessità aromatica eccezionale. La cantina Kracher, rinomata per la produzione di vini dolci d'eccellenza, ha creato un prodotto che esprime al meglio le potenzialità di questo stile.

All'olfatto, il Eiswein di Kracher presenta un bouquet estremamente ricco, con note di frutta esotica come mango e litchi, accompagnate da sentori di albicocca, pesca e miele. Al palato, il vino mantiene un perfetto equilibrio tra dolcezza e acidità, che lo rende mai stucchevole ma piacevolmente fresco e vivace. I sapori di frutta matura si intrecciano con una leggera nota di agrumi e un retrogusto lungo e persistente.

Ideale come vino da meditazione, il Eiswein di Kracher si abbina perfettamente a dessert a base di frutta, foie gras o formaggi erborinati. La bottiglia da 375ml rende questo vino un'ottima scelta per un regalo raffinato o per un'occasione speciale. La straordinaria cura nella produzione e l'alta qualità delle uve utilizzate fanno di questo Eiswein una scelta eccellente per gli amanti dei vini dolci di alta gamma.

The winery

Weinlaubenhof Kracher (Kracher)

Burgenland (Seewinkel)Austria

Winery in Illmitz (Burgenland, Austria) renowned for noble sweet wines — in particular Trockenbeerenauslesen, Beerenauslesen, Auslesen and Eiswein — with a limited production of dry white and red wines.
Grape varieties
Welschriesling, Chardonnay, Traminer, Scheurebe, Muskat-Ottonel, Zweigelt, Pinot Gris, Grüner Veltliner, Pinot Blanc, Rosenmuskateller, Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Blaufränkisch
  • World-renowned specialist in noble sweet wines.
  • Three wines awarded 100 points by The Wine Advocate.
  • Family-run estate in its third generation; Gerhard Kracher has led it since 2007.
  • Library Release: selections cellared for many years and released in designated vintages as collector's bottles.
  • Vineyards in Seewinkel's unique microclimate, near the Neusiedlersee.
The story
Kracher is a family-owned business with three generations involved in viticulture in the Seewinkel. The name became internationally renowned especially thanks to the innovative work of Alois Kracher, who in the 1990s revived and redefined Austrian sweet wines; today management is entrusted to Gerhard Kracher, who assumed operational leadership in the mid-2000s.
Production philosophy
The estate aims to express the terroir through sweet wines of great finesse and balance: winemaking practices favor fruit expression, elegance and mineral tension rather than mere sugar concentration. For some selections aging in wood is emphasized, while others are kept fresher with extended lees contact or in large vessels.
Terroir and vineyards
The vineyards are located in the Seewinkel area, between Illmitz and the shores of Lake Neusiedl. The Pannonian microclimate, characterized by autumn mists and warm, humid conditions favorable to the development of Botrytis cinerea, is essential for the production of the sweet wines typical of the estate.
Awards and recognition
Significant international recognition: a recent example reported that three Trockenbeerenauslesen were awarded 100 points by The Wine Advocate. The winery is often cited as one of the benchmark producers for Austrian sweet wines.