Maglock-Nagel Frühroter Veltliner 2025 11,5% Vol. 0,75l
£8.22
The Maglock-Nagel Frühroter Veltliner 2025 comes from the small, characterful Lammberg vineyard, which borders the Gaisberg to the east. This site benefits from early sunshine, which warms the soil well and creates optimal ripening conditions. The site is characterised by layers of loess and clay, which give the wine its clear structure and the finesse typical of the region. The Maglock-Nagel winery traditionally works with great care in the vineyard and relies on precise vinification to preserve the stylistic purity of the Frühroter Veltliner. The grape variety shows its typical, light-footed profile in this location, which is particularly reflected in fresh, accessible vintages such as 2025.
The 2025 vintage presents itself as an authentic representative of the region, characterised by a balanced fruit-acidity profile and natural elegance. The origin of the Lammberg forms the basis for a clearly structured white wine that is convincing both in a gastronomic context and as a versatile everyday wine. The combination of location, soil type and reductive vinification results in an Frühroter Veltliner that shows the signature of the winery as well as the calm balance of its origin.
Tasting NotePale straw yellow in the glass with delicate reflections. Delicately floral on the nose with a subtle almond note. The palate is characterised by a lively interplay of fruit and acidity that is light-footed and animating. The finish is elegant, balanced and long-lasting.
Acidity: 6.5 g/litre
Residual sugar content: 2.9 g/l
This early red Veltliner is ideal with starters such as carpaccio, light terrines or Mediterranean antipasti. It also harmonises well with light cuisine, such as vegetable dishes, herbal compositions or mild Asian dishes, where its fresh structure comes into its own. It is particularly harmonious with delicate fish – steamed, grilled or in lemon butter. Its fine, approachable style also makes it ideal for spring and summer dishes, terrace evenings and light menus where an elegant, fresh white wine is required.
Description
The Maglock-Nagel Frühroter Veltliner 2025 comes from the small, characterful Lammberg vineyard, which borders the Gaisberg to the east. This site benefits from early sunshine, which warms the soil well and creates optimal ripening conditions. The site is characterised by layers of loess and clay, which give the wine its clear structure and the finesse typical of the region. The Maglock-Nagel winery traditionally works with great care in the vineyard and relies on precise vinification to preserve the stylistic purity of the Frühroter Veltliner. The grape variety shows its typical, light-footed profile in this location, which is particularly reflected in fresh, accessible vintages such as 2025.
The 2025 vintage presents itself as an authentic representative of the region, characterised by a balanced fruit-acidity profile and natural elegance. The origin of the Lammberg forms the basis for a clearly structured white wine that is convincing both in a gastronomic context and as a versatile everyday wine. The combination of location, soil type and reductive vinification results in an Frühroter Veltliner that shows the signature of the winery as well as the calm balance of its origin.
Tasting NotePale straw yellow in the glass with delicate reflections. Delicately floral on the nose with a subtle almond note. The palate is characterised by a lively interplay of fruit and acidity that is light-footed and animating. The finish is elegant, balanced and long-lasting.
Acidity: 6.5 g/litre
Residual sugar content: 2.9 g/l
This early red Veltliner is ideal with starters such as carpaccio, light terrines or Mediterranean antipasti. It also harmonises well with light cuisine, such as vegetable dishes, herbal compositions or mild Asian dishes, where its fresh structure comes into its own. It is particularly harmonious with delicate fish – steamed, grilled or in lemon butter. Its fine, approachable style also makes it ideal for spring and summer dishes, terrace evenings and light menus where an elegant, fresh white wine is required.
