Moser Weine Variety Austria Zweigelt Heideboden Neusiedlersee DAC

Key characteristics:

Moser Weine Variety Austria Zweigelt Heideboden Neusiedlersee DAC is a vibrant and characterful expression of Austria’s most planted red grape, Zweigelt, hailing from the prestigious Neusiedlersee DAC region. This wine embodies the unique terroir of the Heideboden, where warm, permeable black earth soils contribute to its distinctive fullness and rich, nuanced profile.

Tasting Notes:

• Variety: 100% Zweigelt
• Appearance: Vibrant ruby with purple reflections.
• Aroma: Delicate red cherry fruit, a hint of plum, fine nuances of tobacco and herbs.
• Taste: Youthful red and black fruits with medium body, fine tannins, subtle sweetness on the finish, already well developed.
• Region: From Burgenland, specifically the Neusiedlersee DAC, a protected designation of origin known for fruity, spicy, and harmonious Zweigelt wines. The region’s Pannonian climate and the moderating influence of Lake Neusiedl contribute to cool fruit notes and balanced acidity.
• Pairing: Best with venison and heavy beef menus, mature cheeses. It also pairs wonderfully with poultry, game, pasta dishes, and casseroles.

Overall impression:

This Moser Weine Zweigelt offers a captivating blend of fruit and spice, showcasing the grape’s signature cherry notes with a well-developed, harmonious palate. It’s a versatile and engaging red wine that truly reflects its Austrian heritage.

Extra notes:

• The Neusiedlersee DAC is the most expansive region with wines of protected origin in Burgenland, with Zweigelt being its star grape.
• The Zweigelt grape is an indigenous Austrian variety, a successful crossing of Blaufränkisch and Sankt Laurent created in 1922, and is now Austria’s most cultivated red grape.