Dry regional wine from steep Gamlitz vineyards, paired with light meat
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Weißburgunder Gamlitz from the Sattlerhof winery is the estate’s dry Gamlitz village wine, harvested by hand in small crates from the steep vineyards surrounding the village. It reveals the quiet, nutty side of this grape variety, which never pushes itself into the foreground.
Weißburgunder Gamlitz is the estate’s dry village wine from the Südsteiermark DAC region. The vines grow on slopes between 350 and 450 meters high, over a subsoil of quartz and limestone. Andreas and Alexander Sattler jointly manage the 33-hectare estate. Because the winery has been working biodynamically since the 2021 vintage, this 2022 was grown according to these principles from the very first bud.
Weißburgunder is a quiet grape variety that does not assert its quality through loud fruit. Instead, it works with texture, length, and a tidy clarity that you only notice on the second sip.
On the nose, this village wine remains bright and restrained, with that almondy depth that the variety reliably develops in Southern Styria. This is joined by a hint of ripe pear, brought on by the cool slopes. On the palate, it is leanly structured and underscored by salinity, allowing the acidity to carry the wine from within.
Produced as a dry wine, it shows how much substance a wine can have when it avoids any gimmicks. It never feels thin for a moment. With a few years in a dark cellar, the pear becomes denser and the almond warmer, while the clarity remains.
Roast poultry is the obvious counterpart, as its fine pan juices absorb exactly that salinity that the wine derives from the limestone veins, and a veal schnitzel without heavy sauce also strikes the right note here.
Alongside it are asparagus, sugar snap peas, and young pumpkin—the vegetables that appear on tables in Styria during the same time of year. If you would like to place its younger sibling next to it, reach for the Weißburgunder Gamlitz 2024, which comes from the same slopes.
It also serves well as a bottle for a long afternoon, well-chilled and for no particular occasion, because it doesn’t force anyone into a formal tasting but instead accompanies the conversation on the side. You quickly notice that a second glass takes nothing away from its composure.
The vines for this Weißburgunder are in plots ranging from 15 to 35 years old. The soil beneath them consists of quartz sand and limestone, which is where the wine derives its salty vein. Harvesting is selective and done exclusively by hand so that no berries burst on the way to the cellar.
The small crates are the real artisanal detail of this wine, as they hold so little that the weight of the grapes does not crush the layers below. This way, intact berries arrive at the press house without pre-fermentation in a trailer. It is fermented in stainless steel tanks, where the wine then rests on the fine lees for four to five months.
From this lees aging, the lean structure gains its creaminess without any wood ever being involved. Further bottles from the same cellar can be found at Weingut Sattlerhof, and the rest of the dry white wines in the range are waiting right next to them.
Organic control body AT-BIO-402 – Austrian Agriculture
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We are Kerstin and Stephan Uhlenbusch from Nordhorn, a small town on the German-Dutch border in Lower Saxony. We have always loved good food. On our travels through Europe we made the most wonderful culinary discoveries: mountain apple juices from the South Tyrolean highlands, Breton churned butter, handmade pasta from Italy, French sea salt and much more. It was never the big luxury products that fascinated us, but honest, artisan food made by people who stand wholeheartedly behind what they make.
In 2002 we decided to turn this enthusiasm into our profession. We wanted to make good food available to as many people as possible – not only to those lucky enough to buy directly from the producers. That is how nur Gutes came about, first as a local delicatessen in Nordhorn and soon afterwards as one of the first gourmet online shops in Germany.
Our name is also our philosophy: nur Gutes means "only good things". Full stop.
What sets us apart from many other online shops is not only our range, but above all our expertise and our network. Kerstin was managing director of the association of leading delicatessen merchants in Germany – the trade association that brings together the country's best owner-run delicatessens. In this role she did not just follow the German delicatessen trade, she actively helped to shape it. With the deli Festival we also founded our own B2B trade fair for delicacies, which for years brought together producers, retailers and restaurateurs from all over Europe – a culinary salon of the highest order.
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