Kurt Angerer, Kies Gruner Veltliner, Kamptal

Lovely bottle, nice minerality and fruit, worth getting again.

Tasted blind. Pale med lemon. Clean, med aromas of ripe apple/pear, ripe lemon, white peach, white pepper, radish, a note of vanilla and pastry, which seems from lees. All stainless steel. Dry, but very fruit forward, consistent with the nose by with slight phenolic bitterness on the finish. Med (+) acidity, med alcohol (12.5%). Med body, med (+) flavor intensity and length. Drinking well now, not likely to improve with further aging. Riper than expected. Still having a difficult time …

A little sweet

bright, grassy, solid

This is very pleasing on the dinner table with its delicate yellow apple, good freshneass and subtle minerality, nicely wrapped up and balanced, good QPR.

Very young (slightly spritzy) but beautifully put together; ripe stone fruits, lemons and "pepper" on the nose, flavours of pears and melons with lovely clean finish and balanced acidity; sure to flesh out further over the next couple of years

Refreshing and entirely decent, but a bit more cleanly almost sweetly fruity with less of the savory/umami/bitter/stony mouthwatering stuff I really want from a Gruner, which to me makes these wines interesting and stellar with a wide range of food. A similarly priced Forstreiter Alte Reben recently scratched that itch a lot better.

Grüner Veltliner med allt man kan önska sig med friska drag av citrus, grapefrukt, steniga mineraler och lite grönt gräs samt lite köttiga kryddor i eftersmaken. Fin syra och härlig beska. Riktigt trevligt och uppfriskande vin.

Fresh and mineral, straight forward, food friendly, good qpr.

Bright golden colour, intense nose. surprisingly fresh, secondary flavors, nice finish

Good, clean bright GV. Mostly, simple white peach and green apple with hints of grapefruit, spice and mineral. Fresh and light but not a blockbuster. Good!