Meinklang Weisser Mulatschak

Meinklang Weisser Mulatschak is a natural, skin-contact white wine (often referred to as an orange wine) from Austria, made by the Meinklang estate in the Burgenland region.

Key Characteristics:

• Style: Orange wine / skin-contact white
• Grapes: Typically a blend of Welschriesling, Pinot Gris (Grauburgunder), and Traminer
• Winemaking:
  • Spontaneous fermentation with native yeasts
  • Extended skin contact (hence the orange hue)
  • Unfiltered and unfined
  • Minimal or no added sulphur

Tasting Notes:

• Colour: Cloudy amber or deep orange, due to skin maceration
• Aromas: Floral, spicy, with hints of stone fruit, herbs, and citrus peel
• Palate: Dry, textural, slightly tannic with refreshing acidity and funky, savoury notes
• Finish: Zesty, with lingering spice and phenolic grip

Serving Tips:

• Slight chill (around 12–14°C)
• Best served in a white wine or universal glass
• Great with fermented foods, spicy dishes, charcuterie, or vegetarian meals