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Rosé “Grundstein” 2020
Nibiru • 750ml
$28.95
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Nibiru Rosé “Grundstein” 2020 is a natural wine made from a blend of 50% Zweigelt and 50% Blauer Portugieser grapes from Goldnagel Vineyard, Kamptal, Austria – biodynamic farming practices. Winemaker's notes: This Rosé screams Summertime. From its gorgeous ruby red grapefruit hue to its aromas of salty ocean breezes and paloma zest. Drinks clean and easy with fruity red raspberry and strawberry. The wine maintains its freshness by balancing out the fruit with clean and crispy minerality. Highly drinkable! Or as the Austrians say “süffig”.
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The Wine: Rosé “Grundstein” 2020
Nibiru Rosé “Grundstein” 2020 is a natural wine made from a blend of 50% Zweigelt and 50% Blauer Portugieser grapes from Goldnagel Vineyard, Kamptal, Austria – biodynamic farming practices. Winemaker's notes: This Rosé screams Summertime. From its gorgeous ruby red grapefruit hue to its aromas of salty ocean breezes and paloma zest. Drinks clean and easy with fruity red raspberry and strawberry. The wine maintains its freshness by balancing out the fruit with clean and crispy minerality. Highly drinkable! Or as the Austrians say “süffig”.
The Producer: Nibiru
Located in Thürneustift, a village in the northern most part of Kamptal, Josef Schenter and Julia Nather farm and craft honest wines with a story to tell. According to ancient Sumerian scripts, Nibiru is the name of a planet that crosses our solar system only every 3,600 years, traveling in the opposite direction than the rest of our planets. The name symbolizes and reflects their philosophy, their willfulness and determination to follow their own direction. When taking over Josef’s 3rd generation family winery in 2015 the two knew some changes needed to be made. True holistic and biodynamic farming is implemented with the ultimate goal to convert their vineyards into wild habitats with vines grown throughout. The predominately old vines tended to by Nibiru in these cooler reaches of the Kamptal create wines with exceptional liveliness and structure, from Riesling and skin contact Müller Thurgau, to Pet Nats and Blauer Portugieser chilled reds. (source: Baire Wines)
The Region: Kamptal
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Natural winemaking has become a movement akin to a revolution, a nemesis to the industrialization and homogenization of wine in the past three decades. Natural wine producers are at the forefront of this movement, rejecting industrial winemaking techniques and the excessive use of pesticides, fungicides, herbicides or fertilizers in the vineyard. Perhaps even more importantly, natural wine should be seen as an agricultural product where farming is and essential part. Farming conditions, labor rights, sustainability, and ethical practises across the supply chain are now at the center of the discourse on natural wine.
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Natural Wine
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