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Frédéric Fourré, Radebeul

Traminer Sauvage, German wine, dry

Traminer Sauvage, German wine, dry

Regular price €35,90 EUR
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Unit price €47,87  per  l
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Origin / Location: Goldener Wagen, Radebeul Wine characteristics: A combination of faded rose and intense nut. The taste is surprisingly dry, but melty. A limited edition of 1000 bottles. A...

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Shipping & Pickup: We ship via DHL to Germany and Austria, delivery time 3–5 business days. Sensitive items are shipped refrigerated; shipping costs depend on weight. Orders containing alcohol are delivered in person only – DHL performs an age verification, parcel drop-off is not possible. Alternatively, pick up your order free of charge at Restaurant Genuss-Atelier, Bautzner Straße 149, Dresden.

From the Genuss-Atelier

All products are selected by Genuss-Atelier – wines from winemakers in Saxony and Saale-Unstrut, delicacies, and gift boxes from our online shop. Since 2019, our restaurant has been awarded one star in the Guide Michelin.

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About this product

Origin / Location: Goldener Wagen, Radebeul

Wine characteristics:
A combination of faded rose and intense nut.
The taste is surprisingly dry, but melty.
A limited edition of 1000 bottles.

A "wild" Traminer, made in the style of a Savagnin. Anyone expecting a sweet rose scent will be disappointed! The wine has a long mineral finish and its complexity allows you to sniff the glass for a long time and discover a few new surprising facets with every sip.

This is what's inside:
Alcohol in Vol%: 12.0
Residual sugar g/L: 0.2
Acidity g/L: 5.9

Allergens and ingredients: contains sulfites

Manufacturer: Weinbau Frédéric Fourré, Kleiststr. 12, 01129 Dresden

Wine and winemaker characteristics:
It's all about the right balance. What Aristotle and numerous advisors after him stated also applies to good wine. Frédéric Fourré reveals. And he should know - after all, he has been a winemaker for almost fifteen years and runs vineyards in Radebeul's Golden Wagon together with his wife Amrei Niessen - the most beautiful location in Saxony, if you ask the winemaker. A total of 12 grape varieties grow on 2.5 hectares of weathered syenite on vines that are up to 70 years old.

From the Pleasure Studio

Everything that leaves our shop passes through our hands on Bautzner Straße – with the same level of care as an evening at our table.

  • Selected by the Genuss-Atelier

    Wines from our winemakers in Saxony and Saale-Unstrut, delicacies, and gourmet gift boxes – curated at Bautzner Straße 149, Dresden.

  • Shipping or pickup

    Delivered via DHL to Germany and Austria in 3–5 business days, perishable goods shipped chilled – or pick up for free at our restaurant.

  • A Michelin star

    Since 2019, the restaurant Genuss-Atelier, run by Marcus & Nicole Blonkowski, has been awarded a Michelin star.