Neuburger
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Neuburger is a white wine from Austria, primarily from the Wachau and Burgenland regions. It has a pale golden color and a rich, nutty taste.
- Fruity notes
- 3/5
- Body
- 3/5
- Tannins
- 1/5
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Characteristics
- Origin
Austria- Grapes
- Neuburger
- Category
- Still
- Colour
- White
- Flavours
- almond, citrus, pear
- Sugar
- Semidry
- Serve
- Cold (7-13°C)
- Strength
- From 11 to 16°
- Price
- $ - $$
Last update: January 5, 2025
Information
Neuburger is a white wine from Austria, primarily from the Wachau and Burgenland regions. It has a pale golden color and a rich, nutty taste. This wine offers aromas of ripe pear, apple, and a hint of almonds. On the palate, it is medium-bodied with balanced acidity and flavors of stone fruit, honey, and a smooth, creamy finish. Neuburger pairs well with poultry, creamy pasta dishes, and seafood. Its unique and full-bodied character makes it suitable for both casual and elegant dining experiences.
Fun facts
Neuburger, a rare Austrian white grape, is said to have been discovered in the 19th century. According to legend, monks planted the vine, giving it its unique place in wine history.
Gastronomy
Main
Snacks & Appetizers
- Assorted canapés
- Berry Assortment
- Bruschetta
- Cream dessert
- Fruit Platter
- Fried Garlic Shrimp
- Hummus and Pita Chips
- Paté
- Tapas Platter
Perfect with
Neuburger is excellent with "Cheese Fondue," the wine's body and complexity matching the rich cheese, or pair it with "Roast Chicken," where its nuttiness complements the meat.
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