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2017 Pittnauer Pitti Rosé
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Gerhard & Brigitte Pittnauer tell us their home village of Gols was known as Villa Gallus – “Roosterville” – back in Roman times. The new label for this wine duly sports a cockerel. The juice is from Blaufränkisch grapes pressed as whole bunches in the early morning. Pronounced and fragrant nose. Very fresh and smooth on the palate, with intense red berries – cherry and cranberry – rich in flavour while retaining its usual delicacy of fruit and flow. - Ed Merrison, CellarHand
March, 2019
The Wine Front
92 points
Very crunchy and bright in acidity, with a distinct pink grapefruit tang, along with redcurrant and cranberry, fine dusty texture, sour edges, yes, but a general prettiness too. Racy, a little smoky, and could be used in place of white wine, any day of the week.
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