white grape

Weissburgunder

Cool, continental vineyards across Germany, Austria and Alsace.

Known as: Pinot Blanc, Biancame, Klevner

Weissburgunder, the German name for Pinot Blanc, is the softly elegant white cousin of Chardonnay and Pinot Gris, grown across central Europe.

It shows cool-climate finesse: ripe pear, apple and almond with a gentle texture and quiet minerality rather than loud aromatics.

For the buyer, Weissburgunder is understated class — a refined, food-friendly white at a down-to-earth price.

Flavour & Aroma Profile

Aroma

pearapplewhite blossomhazelnut

Flavour

ripe pearapplealmondgentle spicemineral

Food Pairing

· roast chicken
· veal schnitzel
· white fish
· soft cheese
· mushroom dishes

Notable Weissburgunder Wines

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Curated top picks first, then other wines made from Weissburgunder.

★ Top Pick

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Pfalz Weissburgunder

Pfalz · 2024 (representative vintage)

Pfalz Weissburgunder is an white wine from Germany, in the Pfalz region (Southwestern Germany, the second-largest wine region, stretching along the border with Alsace.), made principally from Weissburgunder. a house-style Pfalz weissburgunder that showcases the grape in this region.

$12–$28 est. retail

★ Top Pick

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Rheingau Weissburgunder

Rheingau · 2024 (representative vintage)

Rheingau Weissburgunder is an white wine from Germany, in the Rheingau region (Central Germany, on the north bank of the Rhine below the Taunus mountains, near Wiesbaden.), made principally from Weissburgunder. a house-style Rheingau weissburgunder that showcases the grape in this region.

$12–$28 est. retail

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Burgenland Weissburgunder

Burgenland · 2024 (representative vintage)

Burgenland Weissburgunder is an white wine from Austria, in the Burgenland region (Eastern Austria along the Hungarian border, from the Leithagebirge hills to Lake Neusiedl.), made principally from Weissburgunder. a house-style Burgenland weissburgunder that showcases the grape in this region.

$12–$28 est. retail