Blind tasting no2. We all immediately pegged this as old world Riesling. The tell tale signs of petrol and dried apricot gave it away entirely. But we all missed Austria. Probably need to learn more about differences in common Riesling areas.
Clear and bright straw yellow with powerful petrol fumes. Off dry but medium-high acidity with a low-medium body. Dried apricots with some slate completely dominate the flavors. It’s not complex, but has a good finishing length. Riesling for certain. Austria? Wouldn’t know! — 4 years ago
Very crisp and light. I really liked this and would buy it again. — 5 years ago
In magnum. Wow. Hint of sweetness, nice texture, sharp acidity. — 7 years ago
red fruit, plum, good acidity and body. glad I have 3 more bottles, this will develop nicely. — 3 months ago
So good on a rainy SF Friday evening…. Dense and serious with the lightness and lift of bubbles. — 9 months ago
Light color . Good amount of charred aromas. Lots of fruit and smooth. Jon wasn't a fan, Sue was — 6 years ago
That’s what I expect from a good Niederösterreich Riesling. Minerals, acidity, petrol aspects. Like it. Bit more age probably wouldn’t hurt though. Very bright and fresh acidity under it. No particular bouquet though. — 8 years ago
glad i have a few more bottles!
— 4 months ago
Perfect sonoma pinot. delicious — 5 months ago
From magnum. Savory and spicy. Delicate with forest floor and herbs. Long — 5 years ago
Berry fruity! — 6 years ago
Classic GV — 8 years ago
Jon Tate
Beautiful Pinot! Drank with customers at Isidore in San Antonio. Favorite wine of the night! — a day ago