Wasenhaus, Weissburgunder Mohlin, 2022 (1.5L)

Name: Wasenhaus, Weissburgunder Mohlin, 2022 (1.5L)
Brand: Wasenhaus
SKU: NYC-1-VBD-`VB311922`-083024-1.5L14
Price: 249.99 USD
Availability: InStock

White Wine from Baden, Germany

by Wasenhaus

$249.99

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From the cool-climate vineyards of Wasenhaus, Weissburgunder Mohlin 2022 is a crisp, clean, and expressive wine that beautifully captures the essence of Pinot Blanc. The 1.5L bottle adds a bit of grandeur, offering more opportunity for enjoyment or aging.

On the nose, Weissburgunder Mohlin bursts with fresh citrus—lemon and lime—complemented by the freshness of green apple and a subtle almond note. The wine is light but with good texture, displaying vibrant acidity that lifts the fruit profile while maintaining balance. A delicate minerality runs through, adding structure and clarity. The finish is clean and refreshing, with lingering citrus and a hint of saltiness.

This Weissburgunder pairs wonderfully with fresh seafood, grilled chicken, or a simple vegetable salad. Its combination of freshness, complexity, and versatility makes it perfect for a wide range of dishes, while its generous format allows it to age and evolve with time. Whether consumed now or stored for the future, Weissburgunder Mohlin 2022 is a delicious and approachable wine that shows the finesse of Wasenhaus’s winemaking.

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Details

Grape Variety

Pinot Blanc
Vintage

2022
Size

1.5L
Farming Practice

Organic

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