Freie Weingärtner Wachau / Domäne Wachau Riesling Federspiel vom Gneis

Basic, straightforward riesling. Apple, lime, peach with light petrol. Pale yellow green color. Fresh and bright acidity. Enjoyable with foods.

Vibrant, well-balanced and thoroughly refreshing. The finish however is rather abrupt and ultimately a bit disappointing. Still, the overall wine is pretty and enjoyable enough so I would be willing to give it another chance (but perhaps from a different vintage). APPEARANCE: Color & intensity: pale lemon with light green nuances NOSE: Intensity: medium (+) Aromas: lime, lemon balm, white flowers, starfruit, white peach, lime zest, crushed stone, green apple, lemon Development: developing PALATE: Sweetness: dry Acidity: medium (+) Alcohol: …

On the riper side. Very well-balanced and enjoyable. Good typicity.

Pale lemon Med aromas and flavors intensity of green apples, pears, spice notes, fresh herbs, white flowers, mineral notes, wet stone. Dry, high acidity, med body, fresh, crisp. Fair complexity. Can drink now or age few years more.

Very good, light lemon coour; clean and clear. nose: mineral (limestine) with vegetal notes (celery), later classci apple-lemon notes. . taste: high acidity; crisp, green apples and lemons give freshness. some chalky notes, medium (+) finish with lime, white grapefruit and limestone. Very dry and superfresh. No depth - rather minerality and frehness.

White flowers nose, patchy, mixed flowery smells, ending with buttery and creamy touch, home style apparently Palate is leaner and a bit thinner than federspiel, ... Precise wine, but with a less acidic feel

Visits in the Wachau and Kamptal; 10/4/2023-10/5/2023 (In and around the Wachau and Kamptal, Lower Austria) : This shows off more of a mineral and salinic style to it with crushed rocks and saline along with lemon peels, green apples, pears, spice notes, fresh herbs, white flowers, and some citrus notes. The Medium bodied feel is balanced and fresh with crisp, medium+ acidity. This is a slight step up from the Terrassen, but no too much more. It's a fairly …

Easy going GV. Initially I thought Albariño. Good acidity, pretty expressive, canned peach