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South Tyrol DOC Kerner 2022 - Klaus Lentsch

South Tyrol DOC Kerner 2022 - Klaus Lentsch

The Klaus Lentsch Winery, located in the heart of the San Paolo/Appiano vineyards, was founded in 2008 by Klaus Lentsch, descendant of a long-established winemaking family. With a philosophy that combines passion for wine and attention to detail, Lentsch aims for the highest quality, taking care of every phase of the process, from growing the vines to winemaking and marketing. The vineyards, spread across the Isarco Valley, Oltradige and Bassa Atesina, benefit from unique climatic conditions that allow them to produce distinctive, high-quality wines.

Details

Vintage: 2022
Denomination: South Tyrol DOC
Grape varieties: 100% Kerner
Alcohol: 14.0% vol.
Format: 0.75l
Serving temperature: 10-12°C
Opportunity to savor it: Ideal as an aperitif or accompaniment to fish dishes and fresh cheeses
Type: White wine
Pairings: Excellent with light appetizers, seafood, summer salads
Territory: S. Paolo-Appiano (South Tyrol)

Tasting notes

Kerner vintage 2022 by Klaus Lentsch shows a bright straw yellow color. On the nose it offers intense aromas of white flowers and fresh fruit, with notes of apple and peach. In the mouth it is balanced, fresh and harmonious, with a pleasant minerality and a light flavor that makes it particularly refreshing.

Pairings

Perfect to start a dinner, it beautifully accompanies light appetizers such as fish carpaccio or summer salads. Its vibrant minerality and light flavor make it particularly suitable to be enjoyed with seafood and shellfish, enhancing the flavors of the sea with elegance and refinement. Even with fresh cheeses, such as goat's cheese or mozzarella, Kerner goes well, balancing the creaminess with its lively acidity.

Production method

Kerner grapes are harvested manually when perfectly ripe. After destemming, soft pressing takes place followed by fermentation at a controlled temperature in stainless steel. The wine matures briefly on the fine yeasts before being bottled.

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