Weingut Triebaumer Blaufrankisch Reserve

Wow, what a fantastic wine! It's no surprise to us that the Blaufrankisch trio can impress, but Weingut Triebaumer really takes it to the next level. Weingut Triebaumer Blaufrankisch Reserve is an evening-filling entertainment show that continuously awakens your senses. A wine that deserves a standing ovation, purely thanks to the extreme flavor explosions that unfold as soon as you put a glass of Weingut Triebaumer Blaufrankisch Reserve to your lips.

The Austrian wines of Weingut Triebaumer

Weingut Triebaumer is not a new face in Austrian wine. The winery dates back to 1691, when the Triebaumer family settled in Rust, situated on Lake Neusiedl, overlooking the Austro-Hungarian border. Although the region has often been the subject of conflict over the past 300 years, the Triebaumer family has always managed to hold its own. Even today, they remain a leader in Burgenland wines, known for their distinctive character. Not only Gruner Veltliner and Blauer Zweigelt, but also other grape varieties thrive here thanks to the rich terroir. This makes Burgenland wines particularly popular simply for their unique style; a style that Weingut Triebaumer has made its own.

Impressions of Weingut Triebaumer Blaufrankisch Reserve

Every sip of this Weingut Triebaumer Blaufrankisch Reserve is a celebration. Not your everyday glass of wine, but a red wine you really need to sit down and enjoy. When we review the tasting notes from our vinologists, the impressive impressions of this wine seem endless. This is partly due to the supreme craftsmanship of Weingut Triebaumer. Just settle into your best chair and take a sip. Wow, wow, wow. Weingut Triebaumer Blaufrankisch Reserve is an endless parade of penetrating flavors: cherries, black pepper, hints of sloe, fragrant juniper, small laurel leaves, Phoenician wood, juicy blackberries, generous hibiscus, and a hint of clove. Weingut Triebaumer Blaufrankisch Reserve seems to be slightly sweet due to the amount of fruit, but the use of cedarwood tempers this sweetness, keeping this Austrian wine well-balanced.