St Laurent Wines

St Laurent is a characterful red grape most closely associated with Austria, producing wines that sit between Pinot Noir and darker fruited Central European varieties. These wines are typically fresh, expressive and fruit led, with good depth and gentle structure. Expect vibrant red and black fruit, lively acidity and an elegant finish that makes St Laurent both approachable and rewarding.

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2 products

The Dot Austrian Plum St. Laurent
The Dot Austrian Plum St. Laurent
Dark ruby red with aromas of plums, blackberries, cassis, sour cherries and lots of strawberries.
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  • Country: Austria
  • Region: Niederosterreich
  • Grape: St Laurent
  • Style: Medium Bodied
  • ABV%: 13.5%
  • Vintage: 2024
  • Ratings & Awards: They were named ‘European Winery of the Year 2016’ by Wine Enthusiast Magazine.

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Meinklang Frizzante Prosa
Meinklang Frizzante Prosa
Absolutely charming, in every sense of the word. A delightful, lightly sparkling rosé that’s a perfect aperitif.
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  • Country: Austria
  • Region: Burgenland
  • Grape: Blaufrankisch, Pinot Noir, St Laurent, and Zweigelt
  • Style: Sparkling
  • ABV%: 10.5%
  • Low Sulphur: Yes
  • Organic: Yes
  • Vegan: Yes

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St Laurent Wines

What is St Laurent

St Laurent is an aromatic red grape variety primarily grown in Austria, particularly in regions such as Thermenregion and Burgenland. It is often compared to Pinot Noir due to its finesse and structure, but typically delivers darker fruit flavours and a slightly richer profile. St Laurent is valued for producing wines that are expressive, balanced and very drinkable.

Flavour profile and style

St Laurent wines commonly show aromas of plum, sour cherry, blackberry and strawberry, often supported by subtle spice and floral notes. On the palate, they are usually medium bodied with bright acidity and soft tannins. The overall style is elegant rather than heavy, with a freshness that keeps the wine lively and food friendly.

Austrian roots and growing conditions

Austria provides ideal conditions for St Laurent, with cooler climates helping to preserve acidity while allowing full flavour development. The grape can be sensitive in the vineyard, which means quality focused producers are key. When handled well, St Laurent delivers wines with clarity, depth and a strong sense of place.

How St Laurent compares to Pinot Noir

St Laurent is often described as a close relative of Pinot Noir in style, but with a more pronounced dark fruit character. While Pinot Noir leans towards red cherry and earth, St Laurent often brings riper plum and berry notes with a slightly firmer structure. This makes it an excellent choice for drinkers who enjoy Pinot Noir but want something with a little more intensity.

Food pairing versatility

St Laurent pairs beautifully with a wide range of foods. It works well with roast poultry, pork, grilled vegetables and mushroom based dishes. The wine’s acidity also makes it a strong match for lighter red meat dishes and classic European cuisine, where balance and freshness are key.

St Laurent at Cheers Wine Merchants

The St Laurent wines available at Cheers Wine Merchants focus on quality driven Austrian examples that showcase purity of fruit and regional character. These wines are ideal for customers looking to explore lesser known grape varieties without sacrificing elegance or drinkability.

FAQs

What kind of wine is St Laurent?
St Laurent is a medium bodied red wine known for fresh acidity, dark fruit flavours and elegant structure.

Where is St Laurent most commonly grown?
St Laurent is most strongly associated with Austria, particularly regions like Thermenregion and Burgenland.

Is St Laurent similar to Pinot Noir?
Yes, St Laurent shares elegance and finesse with Pinot Noir but often shows darker fruit and slightly more structure.

Is St Laurent a heavy red wine?
No, St Laurent is generally fresh and balanced rather than heavy or overly powerful.

What foods pair well with St Laurent?
Roast poultry, pork, mushrooms, grilled vegetables and lighter red meat dishes pair very well with St Laurent.

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