Orange T Orangetraube

This is cool man, orange peels and grapefruit, slightly off dry. Pretty dope.

2013 Orangetraube but can't be labeled with variety or year because if Austrian wine law which doesn't recognize the variety as a legal wine grape. Crisp, mineral, citrus peel and white flowers. Not yet imported to the US

Pale lemon green; medium intensity aromas of orange juice, tangerine, ruby grapefruit, pear, star fruit; subtle spritz, dry, medium plus acid, medium alcohol, medium body, medium intensity flavors consistent with aromas; so confused, I thought this was going to be an orange wine 😂

Star bright straw gold. Aggressive nose of white flowers and white grapefruit rind. Underripe green apple, white tea, white pepper paste on the palate with bracing acidity that's balanced by a wee bit of citrusy sweetness (not a sweet wine by any stretch). At 12.5% abv this could be your Thanksgiving white. It's asking for a rich poultry-led meal, but would work as a summer "sipper" just as well.

This is really cool - variety is Orangetraube, a lost grape found in Austria. Beautiful nose with some funk and citrus, almost a note of orange blossom on the blowback, slight effervescence on the palate. Great summertime wine and completely different.

This was just delightful. White tea, mandarin orange peel, flowers. A true delight

Onion skin color. Oily texture. White grapefruit pith, orange blossom, white flowers, pickled ginger

I had no idea this was a grape.

2015 soooo fresh.

So funky and so good and bright. Citrus pith, pineapple and a great electricity. Peach fuzz. Hint of an old library. Layers and layers and long finish. Kind of like that rare gewürztraminer you actually want a second glass of. And could almost fool you for an aged Riesling.