Gruber Röschitz
Ravines Wine Cellars
Dry Rosé Pinot Noir 2017
On the Lawn at Tanglewood this afternoon with the Boston Symphony Orchestra. Our conductor Andris Nelsons is leading BEETHOVEN (Symphony No. 4), HK GRUBER (Aerial, Concerto for trumpet and orchestra) with the amazing Håkan Hardenberger as the trumpet soloist and then STRAUSS (“Dance of the Seven Veils” from Salome). Andris and Håkan happen to be friends, and both are trumpet players, I expect to see some playful nature to their interaction this afternoon. Mr. Hardenberger is a world renowned and virtuousic player, we're always glad to hear him, this will be his 4th Tanglewood appearance in 5 years. We expect various mutes to be employed over the work, a cow horn (yes it is want you think) and then finishing with piccolo trumpet, exciting to have a soloist work multiple instruments over his appearance
Nose has strawberry-banana smoothie, light crushed red raspberry and freshly washed cherry.
Palate has red currant, red raspberry, slight grassy note and faint wet sandstone.
Exciting to get back to this bottle. Our last experience was directly off tank (Fall '18) which was tapped by Morten for us, very cloudy then, but flavors were beginning to come together. 100% Pinot Noir. — 5 years ago
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dried currants. v fun! — 2 years ago
Weingut Ewald Gruber
Gruber Röschitz Ried Mühlberg Grüner Veltliner 2019
One of the signature grapes of Austria, deep lemon with aromas of stone and tropical fruits, spice and fresh citrus notes. On the palate pear, melon and tangy lemon citrus flavors with herb and pepper spice. Well balanced, medium finish ending with mineral tones. Nice value, will benefit with some short term aging. — 4 years ago
Ruttenstock
Röschitz Grüner Veltliner 2018
Pleasantly sour, grapey. Serve fridge temperature. — 5 years ago
Ravines Wine Cellars
Field Notes Finger Lakes White Blend 2018
On the Lawn at Tanglewood this afternoon with the Boston Symphony Orchestra. Our conductor Andris Nelsons is leading BEETHOVEN (Symphony No. 4), HK GRUBER (Aerial, Concerto for trumpet and orchestra) with the amazing Håkan Hardenberger as the trumpet soloist and then STRAUSS (“Dance of the Seven Veils” from Salome). Andris and Håkan happen to be friends, and both are trumpet players, I expect to see some playful nature to their interaction this afternoon. Mr. Hardenberger is a world renowned and virtuousic player, we're always glad to hear him, this will be his 4th Tanglewood appearance in 5 years. We expect various mutes to be employed over the work, a cow horn (yes it is want you think) and then finishing with piccolo trumpet, exciting to have a soloist work multiple instruments over his appearance!
Nose has green apple peel, dry seashell, cold quince, cut lemongrass and faint green herbals.
Palate has floral/ripe pear, yellow apple, green apple, fresh lemon rind and light sweetness on a medium-long finish. Fun bottle for a warm afternoon!
Off dry blend of Sauvignon Blanc, Riesling and Valvin Muscat, a new offering for 2019, believe only available to the Wine Club or direct purchase at the winery. — 5 years ago
Weingut Ewald Gruber
Gruber Röschitz Light Zweigelt Pinot Noir Blend 2018
Dry Farm Wine — 4 years ago
Weingut R & A Pfaffl
HUND Weinviertel DAC Reserve Grüner Veltliner
One of the best Gruber Veltliners out there. Purchase at the source in Austria a few years back, this is peaking in 2020. Superb aromas of floral vanilla mixed with yellow fruit notes of pineapple, lemon, pear apricot. Perfect balance and mouth feel apple tropical peach which lingers. Later on as it opens a bit of white pepper is revealed 9.1 / 4.1 — 5 years ago
Diane Heyboer
Enjoyed this one. Had the 2022 in April of 2024. Paired with homemade cheesy spaetzle and basically chicken schnitzel. Some lemon and minerality. Some pear and spice. Paired incredibly well and plan to buy more of this for summer deck sipping! — 7 months ago