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  • Weingut Seeger Grauer Burgunder

    2023, 2024

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    Weingut Seeger Grauer Burgunder

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    Weingut Seeger Grauer Burgunder

    Grauer Burgunder from Weingut Seeger is a classic Grauer Burgunder with harmonious acidity and refined aromas of pear, quince, honeydew melon, nuts, and spices. Grauburgunder is de Duitstalige benaming voor Franse pinot gris en de populaire Italiaanse pinot grigio.

    Top German winery

    In 1984, Thomas Seeger made his first wine as an oenology student at the University of Geisenheim. Gradually, he took over more and more of the management of the winery in Leimen, which has been in the family's possession since 1707. Under Thomas, the company grew into one of Germany's top wineries. With only 10 hectares, it has held a 5-star (*****) rating for years in the leading Eichelmann wine guide: World Class – International Top Producer.

    Wine should simply taste good.

    Despite Thomas’s talent and the high quality of his wines, his motto is very simple: “Wine should just taste good.” And both taste and quality naturally begin in the vineyard. Weingut Seeger cultivates its vineyards organically but is not certified. Yields are also kept low, resulting in Seeger’s wines being characterized by structure, richness, and healthy ripe fruit. Weingut Seeger produces only dry wines from grapes grown in the relatively warm and sunny Baden , where they ripen well. Especially Weissburgunder and Spätburgunder, but also Grauburgunder and Blaufränkisch.

    Terroir and vinification

    Baden has a mild climate with plenty of sunshine. It is the warmest wine region in Germany. The soil consists of sand, loess, loam, and shell limestone. The grapes are fermented at low temperatures in stainless steel tanks. The subsequent aging also takes place in stainless steel. As a result, the Grauer Burgunder retains its freshness well.

    Food and wine pairing

    Grauer Burgunder from Weingut Seeger is a dry, all-round wine that pairs with a wide range of dishes, including beef carpaccio, veal pâté, fried or grilled fish, chicken piri piri, or mild red mold cheeses. Serve the wine chilled at 12°C.

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