Stift Kloster Neuburg Weissburgunder Mure The long finish reveals notes

The long finish reveals notes of cedar and vanilla

as the German Claus Schlumberger arrived in Alsace as early as the 17th century

It's robust and smooth

the wine is finally aged for 12 months in oak barrels

Stift Kloster Neuburg Weissburgunder Mure The long finish reveals notesWeissburgunder: this will probably ring a bell for many of us. Where do we know this refined grape from? It seems incredibly familiar (especially when we opened Stift Kloster Neuburg Weissburgunder). Weissburgunder made waves in Alsace but in recent years, via Germany, has been increasingly moving eastward. However, most wine drinkers will know this elegant grape by its French name: Pinot Blanc. A noble grape variety in Alsace, yet still relatively