Yellow gold in color, clear and bright. The nose is nice with minerals and slight peach. Medium bodied. Moderate acidity. On the palate, minerals and slight peach again. some depth. Dry tannins. Moderate finish. This should drink well for the next ten years. Better with food. A nice wine with fried zuchini or other veggies.
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Yellow gold in color. The nose is clean with lots of minerality and slight apricots. Medium bodied. On the palate, the minerality carries thru. Some peach. Moderate acidity. solid finish. This is a very food friendly wine. It will work well with Thai food. Drink over the next five to eight years.
Consumed at Heuriger Hamböck in Krems, Austria. Yellow gold in color, clear and bright. Very tight nose. Some minerality. Moderate acidity. On the palate, slight lemons on the finish. This is fine for sipping outside with some casual food. Inexpensive, the price listed is to consume at the Heuriger. Goes well with lighter foods. Drink now.
This wine continues to develop and improve although another few years isn't a bad idea. Medium golden in color, clear and bright. The nose opens initially with diesel but then clears a bit to show minerality, slight lemons and slighter peaches. Medium bodied, slightly oily texture. Complex and deep. A nice lemon candy note on the palate with underlying minerality. Long finish. This should drink well for the next ten to twelve years. It would be a nice match for spicy Asian foods.
Golden in color, clear and bright. The nose has some diesel and schist along with a bit of lemon/lime. Full bodied. On the palate, tart lemons with an underlying minerality. It does seem like there is a slight residual sugar. Good acidity. This is a serious Riesling that should drink well for another ten to fifteen years (at least). This drinks well on its own but will work better with just about any food. It should be a nice match for Thai or Indian.
Tasted at the winery. The wine is made from 3 south-facing steep slope vineyards in Seftenberg with mica schist soils.
