Vigneronne

◎ Aussehen

Pale golden hue with excellent transparency and a fine, persistent white head that clings to the glass in delicate lacing. Effervescence is refined and sustained, indicating careful carbonation typical of traditional lambic production. The clarity reveals the beer's age and the purity of its ingredient selection.

◌ Aroma

The nose leads with ripe white grape character—hints of honeysuckle and stone fruit—layered beneath subtle farmyard complexity and gentle acetic notes. Viognier's floral and mineral qualities emerge clearly, supported by the lambic's characteristic wild yeast and wood aging. No harsh vinegar dominates; instead, a balanced interplay of fruit ripeness and microbial maturity.

◐ Geschmack

Entry is crisp and fruit-forward, with white grape sweetness tempering the expected acidity of a young lambic into a rounder, more voluptuous body. Mid-palate reveals subtle tartness and a gentle effervescence that sharpens the fruit notes without aggression. The finish remains relatively low in bitterness, allowing the wine-like character and residual fruit sugar to linger without cloying.

◑ Abgang

The aftertaste is medium in length, fading gracefully with echoes of white grape skin and a whisper of dry, peppery complexity. A gentle acidity lingers pleasantly without sharpness, characteristic of the extended aging and the fruit's natural buffering of the lambic's wild character.

Serviertemperatur 6–9°C für das beste Geschmacks- und Aromaprofil.

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