Pinot Blanc Bollenberg 2015
Pinot Blanc Bollenberg has a brilliant yellow colour that reveals a nose of delicate fruity white flowers. The mouth is very full for a Pinot Blanc with a good balance and aromas of white flowers and peach and apricot.
Nice wine, very pleasant.
This is a very versatile wine that can be drunk as an aperitif or with white meat or fish dishes. However, it should not be used on dishes that are too complex.
Minimum: 1-2 years old
Optimal: 3-5 years
Maximum: 7 years
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