Laurenz Singing Gruner Veltliner 750 Ml
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Laurenz Singing Gruner Veltliner 750 Ml

Laurenz Singing Gruner Veltliner from Austria is a white wine with 12.50% ABV, featuring bright citrus and herbal nuances in a 750 ml bottle.

$19.24 / unit
Case price $230.88 per case of 12
Sold by case
SKU
795698
Size
750 ml
Country
AUSTRIA
Varietal
GRUNERVELTLINER
Alcohol
12.50

Description

Discover the lively spirit of Austria in every bottle of Laurenz Singing Gruner Veltliner, a white wine that captures the essence of its homeland with effortless charm. This 750 ml expression at 12.50% ABV delivers a crisp invitation to explore the classic Gruner Veltliner varietal, perfect for those moments when you crave something invigorating and true to its roots.

From the first pour, it awakens the senses with a burst of vibrant energy, weaving together bright citrus sparks and subtle mineral whispers. Hints of green fig add a soft, intriguing layer, while a dash of white pepper brings a playful edge that keeps things exciting. It's the kind of opening that promises more, drawing you deeper into its refreshing profile.

On the palate, expect a focused tension that unfolds with precision. Dry and taut, it reveals herbal nuances mingling with delicate florals, alongside stony echoes of orange and grapefruit. The journey culminates in a sharp, salty mineral close laced with tartness, leaving a lingering impression of purity and poise.

Anthony Gismondi of Gismondi on Wine awarded it 89 points, praising its exceptional value and versatility—especially alongside rich, fatty fish dishes where it cuts through with electrifying flair. Whether elevating a weeknight meal or starring at a gathering, this Gruner Veltliner stands ready to impress without overpowering the occasion.

At $22.49, it offers an accessible entry into Austrian white wine excellence, balancing quality and approachability in a way that feels like a hidden gem. Pour a glass and let its dynamic character transform your next dining experience, proving that great wines don't need complexity to captivate.