Weingut Löwenthal Chardonnay 2023

Profile: The Weingut Löwenthal Chardonnay 2023 at a glance

• Awarded 89.5 points at the Falstaff Chardonnay Trophy 2024
• Fruity aromas: Clear aromas of lime, Granny Smith apple and pink grapefruit
• Dry and delicately fruity: Elegantly dry on the palate with fine citrus notes

Portrait: What makes the Weingut Löwenthal Chardonnay 2023 special.

The 2023 Chardonnay from Weingut Löwenthal in the Palatinate presents itself as an elegant white wine with a clear structure and fresh fruitiness. 
With 12% vol. Alcohol content, 6.8 g/l acidity, and 7.3 g/l residual sugar, this Chardonnay offers a balanced profile.
At the Falstaff Chardonnay Trophy 2024, it was awarded 89.5 points and praised for its "sweet, playful fruit" and "well-integrated acidity."

Residual sugar: 7.3 g/l
Acidity: 6.8 g/l

Tasting Notes: This is how the Weingut Löwenthal Chardonnay 2023 tastes like

• Nose: on the nose, lively aromas of lime, Granny Smith apple, and delicate hints of pink grapefruit unfold.
• Palate: on the palate, the wine displays a dry, finely fruity structure, accompanied by a pleasant freshness and a fine melt
• Finish: the finish is fruity with a medium-length structure and harmoniously rounds off the taste experience

About the Löwenthal Winery

The Löwenthal Winery was founded in the summer of 2022 in Eschbach on the Southern Wine Route. Its name comes from the Löwenthal, a picturesque valley that stretches from the Madenburg castle ruins through the Haardt Mountains and surrounds the winery's vineyards. On over 20 hectares of vineyards, the team led by operations manager Frank Keilbach cultivates Burgundy varieties such as Pinot Gris, Pinot Blanc, Pinot Noir, and Chardonnay. Soils of clay, loess, and red sandstone provide ideal conditions for these grape varieties. With a clear focus on quality, traditional methods are combined with modern technologies to produce Burgundy-style wines. The wines are divided into a three-tiered quality pyramid, symbolized by paws on the bottles.