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Kvern Cagnetta
A subtle and elegant Prager Smaragd with a unique character, the Zwerithaler offers a captivating essence of apricot, honey, and orange, accompanied by a soft herbal nuance. meanwhile it may not be a traditional Prager, its tight and mineral-driven profile makes it a compelling addition to the lineup. A well-crafted GV, the Zwerithaler is a serious and fulfilling wine that warrants attention.
Basa
Highly regarded Grüner Veltliner, with a rating of 3.5⭐️, boasts a bright yellow hue. The character is noted for by a prominent yellow apple and citrus zest note, which is somewhat lacking in typical white pepper flavor. The wine exhibits medium-high acidity, with a relatively short and medium finish. while it may not be a well-known variety in our region, it is certainly worth exploring further to compare with other options. A solid choice, but one that may not stand out in a crowded market.
Memel
Fruity olfactory profile with a mix of pear, apple, apricot, and lemon notes, possibly showcasing a suggestion of lime. This scent was significantly evocative of a warm summer day, as we wrote the letter to my mother's 60th birthday.
Based on 4 customer reviews.
I love it!
Not for me
Customer
Voss Expert
Kvern Cagnetta
A subtle and elegant Prager Smaragd with a unique character, the Zwerithaler offers a captivating essence of apricot, honey, and orange, accompanied by a soft herbal nuance. meanwhile it may not be a traditional Prager, its tight and mineral-driven profile makes it a compelling addition to the lineup. A well-crafted GV, the Zwerithaler is a serious and fulfilling wine that warrants attention.
Basa
Highly regarded Grüner Veltliner, with a rating of 3.5⭐️, boasts a bright yellow hue. The character is noted for by a prominent yellow apple and citrus zest note, which is somewhat lacking in typical white pepper flavor. The wine exhibits medium-high acidity, with a relatively short and medium finish. while it may not be a well-known variety in our region, it is certainly worth exploring further to compare with other options. A solid choice, but one that may not stand out in a crowded market.
Memel
Fruity olfactory profile with a mix of pear, apple, apricot, and lemon notes, possibly showcasing a suggestion of lime. This scent was significantly evocative of a warm summer day, as we wrote the letter to my mother's 60th birthday.
Prager Ried Zwerithaler Kammergut Grüner Veltliner Smaragd is praised for its unique character with apricot, honey, and orange flavors, and a soft herbal nuance. While some find it lacks the typical white pepper flavor, others appreciate its mineral-driven profile and medium-high acidity. The wine is noted for its intense and detailed finish, though some find it doesn't stand out in a crowded market.
A luminous straw hue introduces this Grüner Veltliner, exuding a bouquet of white pepper, ripe stone fruit, and a whisper of flinty minerality. On the palate, it unfolds with remarkable precision and depth, showcasing a harmonious interplay of juicy pear, quince, and a hint of fennel. The wine's structure is defined by its vibrant acidity and a textured, almost creamy mouthfeel, culminating in a long, mineral-driven finish. Exemplifying the Wachau's Smaragd classification, this wine stands as a benchmark for complexity and elegance, promising both immediate pleasure and potential for graceful aging.
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