Gutedel wine

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Gutedel wine is a light, often dry white wine made from the Gutedel (Chasselas) grape, traditionally produced in the Markgräflerland region of southwest Germany.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf white wine
consumedAs everyday table wine
regional specialty wine
grapeSynonym Chasselas NERFINISHED
Fendant NERFINISHED
Gutedel
Perlan NERFINISHED
hasAcidityLevel moderate to low
hasAlcoholByVolumeRange 10–12.5% ABV
hasBody light-bodied
hasColor white
hasColorIntensity pale straw
hasCulturalAssociation Markgräflerland wine culture
hasFermentationVessel large neutral oak cask
stainless steel tank
hasLanguageName Chasselas (French) NERFINISHED
Fendant (Swiss French)
Gutedel (German)
hasPrimaryRegion Markgräflerland NERFINISHED
hasWineStyleVariant dry wine
semi-sweet wine
sparkling wine
still wine
madeFromGrape Chasselas grape NERFINISHED
Gutedel grape NERFINISHED
producedInCountry Germany NERFINISHED
producedInState Baden NERFINISHED
producedNear Black Forest NERFINISHED
French border
Swiss border
regionalImportance traditional specialty of Markgräflerland
typicalAgeingPotential intended to be consumed young
typicalAlcoholContentComparedToOtherWhites low to moderate
typicalAroma citrus
green apple
nutty notes
pear
typicalFoodPairing asparagus dishes
light fish dishes
regional Baden cuisine
salads
typicalPalate light body
mild acidity
typicalServingTemperature 8–10 °C
typicalStyle light
typicalSweetness dry
off-dry
wineClassificationRegion Weinbaugebiet Baden NERFINISHED

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Markgräflerland knownFor Gutedel wine