Martin Nittnaus
Manila Grüner Veltliner
Burgenland, Austria
Grüner from Austria. The color is almost bright yellow. On the nose there’s stone, smoke and citrus, and butterscotch aromas. On the pallet this has lemon, lime, and spicy white pepper; sharp and sourish. Definitely a bold and highly acidic white wine with deep contrasts. #naturalwine
Grüner from Austria. The color is almost bright yellow. On the nose there’s stone, smoke and citrus, and butterscotch aromas. On the pallet this has lemon, lime, and spicy white pepper; sharp and sourish. Definitely a bold and highly acidic white wine with deep contrasts. #naturalwine
Jul 4th, 2020Golden yellow and with a proper stink - as a natural wine should be. Spontaneously fermented in large wood and bottled unfiltered and a/o sulfur.
(Over) ripe apple, quince and wet straw emerge after the reductive stink disperses. On the palate quite round, with good acidity. Apples, quince, some papaya and a whiff of mint towards the finish. White tea tannins, too.
Very good friendly though this is definitely not everybody’s cup of tea.
Golden yellow and with a proper stink - as a natural wine should be. Spontaneously fermented in large wood and bottled unfiltered and a/o sulfur.
(Over) ripe apple, quince and wet straw emerge after the reductive stink disperses. On the palate quite round, with good acidity. Apples, quince, some papaya and a whiff of mint towards the finish. White tea tannins, too.
Very good friendly though this is definitely not everybody’s cup of tea.
For lovers of natural wine, untouched and unfiltered. You will barely recognize Gruner, as the nose offers dough aromas, bread, yeast, resin from a pine tree, sauerkraut. Medium to medium high acidity.
For lovers of natural wine, untouched and unfiltered. You will barely recognize Gruner, as the nose offers dough aromas, bread, yeast, resin from a pine tree, sauerkraut. Medium to medium high acidity.
Jul 3rd, 2018