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GrÃŒner Veltliner
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Austria's flagship white grape, known for its distinctive white pepper note and remarkable versatility. From crisp, light wines to powerful Grand Crus, it's gaining worldwide recognition for its food-friendliness.
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GrÃŒner Veltliner covers almost a third of Austria's vineyard area, making it the country's most planted grape.
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Wachau
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Kamptal
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Wiener Schnitzel
Asian cuisine
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White fish
Vegetarian dishes
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8-12°C (46-54°F)
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2-15+ years for Smaragd