Landauer Ruster Ausbruch

Ruster Ausbruch is an age-old, tiny appellation from the Austrian town of Rust. They are intensely sweet wines. The sugar level is between Beerenauslese and Trockenbeerenauslese. In 1681, the winemakers from Rust bought city rights for 500 buckets of this 'liquid gold' from Emperor Leopold I. Since then they have lived in a Freistadt.

An excellent deal. Not only for the inhabitants, but also for the emperor. Because this wine has intense aromas of sweet apricots, caramel and honey. It is velvety soft, buttery and intense. Tastes like sweet peaches with those apricots and honey. You can serve it with a dessert, but a dessert actually adds little to this liquid gold.

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Ruster Ausbruch is an age-old, tiny appellation from the Austrian town of Rust. They are intensely sweet wines. The sugar level is between Beerenauslese and Trockenbeerenauslese. In 1681, the winemakers from Rust bought city rights for 500 buckets of this 'liquid gold' from Emperor Leopold I. Since then they have lived in a Freistadt.