Wine with asparagus

Which wine do you drink with asparagus? It is a question that comes back in the season of these delicious vegetables every year. Because of the earthy flavors it is either important to choose a wine that here can stand up against it, or is neutral enough, secondly, the recipe used has its importance as well of course! . Classic is still the asparagus Flemish style with an equally classic pinot blanc wine. Pinot Bianco or Weissburgunder is a beautiful and also safe choice. Our Weissburgunder from Alto Adige Falkenstein is a perfect choice.
In general, we choose a crisp white wine, and wood aging is out of the question (there are exceptions!). Sauvignon Blanc and Riesling are two other classics doing very well, but also a Grillo from Sicily is a good combination. Wines from the Soave family are also a good pairing, especially the Soave Classico. When asparagus are served with salmon we can also pour a chardonnay like the Beneficio . The blend of Riesling, Sauvignon Blanc and Chardonnay we find in "Ploe di Stellis" fits very well with a slightly firmer asparagus dish, for example, if it comes with chicken or veal. Generally we stay with white wine, but one also experiment with a full rosé, such as Tinetta from La Bollina, made from 100% Nebbiolo, or a pinot nero, such as the Val Venosta Blauburgunder for asparagus served with (white) meat. The latter can possibly be served even slightly cooled.
Our preference: the Weissburgunder as the best classic choice, the Sauvignon Blanc from Il Roncal, and Beneficio La Bollina are good alternatives. To help your choice we offer a nice discount on these wines in April on 6 bottles of the same wine.
Enjoy!
Straw yellow color with a greenish reflection. An intense persistent bouquet with floral notes of acacia and broom. Fruity notes of peach, pear and citrus lime and orange.
Complex aromas of black currant, grapefruit, floral. Persistent finish with an emphasis on the acids.