Voss Expert tasting note
On the nose, it unfurls layers of white peach, honeysuckle, and a subtle minerality, underscored by a whisper of almond blossom. The palate is a study in balance, with a creamy texture juxtaposed against a lively, citrus-driven acidity.
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Eddyn
The young whites from these winemakers in 2018 exhibit a consistent first nose featured by cream, oak, and light butter notes, which are likely a result of recent oak exposure. The wine's body is rounder and heavier, with a light sweetness in the back, and a notable lack of fully resolved tannins.
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Rare, artisanal Austrian/Spanish micro cuvee from a family-owned winery in Burgenland, with a limited production of 570 bottles.
Based on 2 customer reviews.
I love it!
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Eddyn
The young whites from these winemakers in 2018 exhibit a consistent first nose featured by cream, oak, and light butter notes, which are likely a result of recent oak exposure. The wine's body is rounder and heavier, with a light sweetness in the back, and a notable lack of fully resolved tannins.
Ghim
Rare, artisanal Austrian/Spanish micro cuvee from a family-owned winery in Burgenland, with a limited production of 570 bottles.
Lichtenberger & González Weissburgunder is appreciated for its artisanal quality and limited production. The 2015 vintage is noted for its rarity, while the 2018 vintage features cream, oak, and light butter notes, with a round body and light sweetness. However, some find the tannins unresolved. While some enjoy its unique character, others may find the oak influence too pronounced.
This Weissburgunder presents a pale straw hue with a glint of green, indicative of its youthful vibrancy. On the nose, it unfurls layers of white peach, honeysuckle, and a subtle minerality, underscored by a whisper of almond blossom. The palate is a study in balance, with a creamy texture juxtaposed against a lively, citrus-driven acidity. Notes of ripe pear and a hint of brioche add depth, leading to a clean, lingering finish. This wine exemplifies the finesse and precision characteristic of Austrian Pinot Blanc, offering both immediate appeal and potential for short-term cellaring.
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