Have you ever tried Rotgipfler (Rot-GIP-fler)?
One of Austria’s most treasured and rare grape varieties, is a natural crossing of Traminer and Roter Veltliner. Rotgipfler is indigenous to the Thermenregion of Austria.
Though a white grape, the variety got its name (“rot” is the German word for red) for the red veins of its leaves and its reddish-bronze vine shoots.
Rotgipfler has something for every palate: Tropical fruits that lead into a supple, mid-palate and a crisp, acidic finish.
Find this wine from Johanneshof Reinisch in #Portland at @LinerAndElsen.
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