Scheiblhofer Mordor 2024 13,5% Vol. 0,75l
£17.59
The Scheiblhofer Mordor 2024 is a powerful Austrian quality red wine that combines the distinctive Scheiblhofer style with the origin of Mittelburgenland. Responsible for this expressive cuvée is the renowned Scheiblhofer winery, which stands for structured, barrique-influenced red wines with a clear signature. Mordor combines Blaufränkisch, Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon and Syrah to create a dense, modern red wine with depth and longevity.
The 12-month maturation in new French barriques gives the wine structure, complexity and a precise tannin structure without masking its origin. With 13.5% alcohol by volume, this dry red wine from Burgenland is powerful and balanced at the same time. The 2024 vintage is concentrated, clearly structured and designed for maturity. The recommended drinking age of 2025 to 2035 emphasises the ageing potential of this barrique-aged red wine, which should ideally be decanted before drinking in order to optimally develop its complexity.
M = Monumental
O = Opulent
R = Revolutionary
D = Dense
O = Opaque
R = Trend-setting
Awards:
– 92/100 points Falstaff for the 2019 vintage
– 92/100 points at AWC Gold for the 2018 vintage
Tasting NoteThe Scheiblhofer Mordor 2024 has a dark ruby-garnet colour in the glass. The nose reveals notes of black berry confit with a delicate smoky-spicy underlay and fine hints of precious wood. On the palate, the wine is densely structured with clear fruit flavours and a powerful body. The finish is long-lasting, spicy and characterised by a mature structure.
Acidity: 4.1 g/l
Residual sugar: 2.8 g/l
The Scheiblhofer Mordor 2024 is an ideal accompaniment for strong dishes. It is particularly harmonious with dark meat, game dishes, fillet of beef, lamb and strong sauces and stews. This Burgenland red wine also unfolds its depth and structure with mature hard cheese. Served at 16°C and with sufficient aeration, Mordor is ideal for festive menus, sophisticated evenings and the conscious enjoyment of a barrique red wine with a strong character.
Description
The Scheiblhofer Mordor 2024 is a powerful Austrian quality red wine that combines the distinctive Scheiblhofer style with the origin of Mittelburgenland. Responsible for this expressive cuvée is the renowned Scheiblhofer winery, which stands for structured, barrique-influenced red wines with a clear signature. Mordor combines Blaufränkisch, Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon and Syrah to create a dense, modern red wine with depth and longevity.
The 12-month maturation in new French barriques gives the wine structure, complexity and a precise tannin structure without masking its origin. With 13.5% alcohol by volume, this dry red wine from Burgenland is powerful and balanced at the same time. The 2024 vintage is concentrated, clearly structured and designed for maturity. The recommended drinking age of 2025 to 2035 emphasises the ageing potential of this barrique-aged red wine, which should ideally be decanted before drinking in order to optimally develop its complexity.
M = Monumental
O = Opulent
R = Revolutionary
D = Dense
O = Opaque
R = Trend-setting
Awards:
– 92/100 points Falstaff for the 2019 vintage
– 92/100 points at AWC Gold for the 2018 vintage
Tasting NoteThe Scheiblhofer Mordor 2024 has a dark ruby-garnet colour in the glass. The nose reveals notes of black berry confit with a delicate smoky-spicy underlay and fine hints of precious wood. On the palate, the wine is densely structured with clear fruit flavours and a powerful body. The finish is long-lasting, spicy and characterised by a mature structure.
Acidity: 4.1 g/l
Residual sugar: 2.8 g/l
The Scheiblhofer Mordor 2024 is an ideal accompaniment for strong dishes. It is particularly harmonious with dark meat, game dishes, fillet of beef, lamb and strong sauces and stews. This Burgenland red wine also unfolds its depth and structure with mature hard cheese. Served at 16°C and with sufficient aeration, Mordor is ideal for festive menus, sophisticated evenings and the conscious enjoyment of a barrique red wine with a strong character.
