Basic overview:
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Type: dry white wine
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Category: late harvest (Higher Quality Wine)
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Grape variety: Pinot Gris (Grauburgunder)
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Volume: 0.75 l (750 ml)
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Alcohol: typically ~12 % vol. (approximate; depends on the specific batch and vintage)
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Country of origin: Czech Republic / Moravia
Wine profile:
Pinot Gris Late Harvest is a dry white wine with a fuller body and a delicately aromatic flavour, featuring typical fruity notes (pear, apple, apricot) and subtle mineral or spicy nuances. The wine has a fresh acidity and a longer finish thanks to the late harvest.
📊 Approximate nutritional / energy values
(Wines do not usually carry mandatory nutrition labels; the figures below are approximate values for a dry white wine with an alcohol content of ~12 %.)
| Value (per 100 ml) | Dry white wine – approximate |
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| Energy | ~ 75–90 kcal |
| Carbohydrates | ~ 2–3 g (low residual sugar) |
| Fat | ~ 0 g |
| Protein | ~ 0 g |
| Alcohol | ~ 12 % by volume |
💡 Note: The calories come mainly from alcohol (~7 kcal/g). The residual sugar content in dry wine is very low, so carbohydrates make a minimal contribution.
🍾 Approximate energy content of a whole bottle (0.75 l)
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750 ml × ~85 kcal/100 ml ≈ ~640 kcal per bottle
➡️ A whole bottle of dry Pinot Gris, late harvest, contains approximately 620–680 kcal (approximate estimate).
📌 Summary – Collection 1508 Pinot Gris, dry, late harvest
✔️ Dry white wine
✔️ Grape variety: Pinot Gris (Rulandské šedé)
✔️ Alcohol: ~12 % vol.
✔️ Approx. ~75–90 kcal / 100 ml
✔️ Full 0.75 l bottle: ~620–680 kcal
✔️ Style: full-bodied, aromatic, fruity with a subtle minerality
🍽️ Recommended pairings
This wine goes well with:
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🐟 Fish and seafood
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🐔 White meat (chicken, turkey)
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🥗 Salads with fruit or delicate herbs
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🧀 Light and medium-aged cheeses
📍 Serving temperature: ~10–12 °C – helps bring out the aromatic and fruity notes.
