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Trollinger
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Trollinger is a red wine from the Württemberg region in Germany. It has a bright ruby color and a light, fruity taste.
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TROHL-ling-er
Trollinger is a red wine from the Württemberg region in Germany. It has a bright ruby color and a light, fruity taste.
Fruity notes
Body
Tannins
Trollinger is a red wine from the Württemberg region in Germany. It has a bright ruby color and a light, fruity taste. The aroma features notes of red berries, such as strawberry and raspberry, with a hint of floral notes. On the palate, it is light-bodied with soft tannins and flavors of fresh fruit and a subtle spicy finish. Trollinger pairs perfectly with light meats, pasta, and salads. Its refreshing character makes it ideal for both casual and formal meals.
Trollinger has been called the “Swabian national drink” for its deep roots in Southern Germany. It’s a wine frequently enjoyed during gemütlichkeit, the German tradition of warm and friendly gatherings.
Trollinger is excellent with "Charcuterie," the wine's lightness and fruitiness complementing the variety of flavors, or pair it with "Grilled Chicken," where its freshness balances the dish.
This wine can be drunk without food
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