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GROISS

Approved Jul 21, 2026
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GROISS Gruner Veltliner offers a crisp and peppery taste profile, reminiscent of citrus, green apple, savory snap, and is known for its food-friendly acidity. As one of Austria's defining white grapes, this varietal can range from light, brisk everyday whites to concentrated, ageworthy bottlings depending on the terroir. Expect a wine that combines lemon, lime, green apple, and a distinctive white pepper note, with mineral or herbal undertones for added depth. Its versatility makes it an excellent choice for pairing with a variety of dishes, including rich foods, vegetables, and light Asian cuisine.

TTB ID26190001000167
Brand nameGROISS
Class / type
Origin / appellation
Grape varietalsGRUNER VELTLINER
Approval dateJul 21, 2026
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number261203
Permit numberCT-I-21184
Producer name & addressEder Bros. LLC 11 EDER RD West Haven CT 06516 SLOCUM & SONS&nbsp(Used on label)
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