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Benefiting from the cool, temperate climate and steep, terraced slopes, the grapes develop a crisp acidity and vibrant fruit character.
This Grüner Veltliner from the esteemed Tegernseerhof estate presents a pale straw hue with green reflections, indicative of its youthful vibrancy. The nose is an intricate tapestry of white pepper, crisp green apple, and a whisper of lime zest, underscored by a subtle mineral edge. On the palate, it showcases a precise balance of lively acidity and a medium body, with flavors of ripe pear and a hint of fennel seed. The finish is clean and refreshing, marked by a persistent minerality that speaks to its Wachau origins. A quintessential expression of Federspiel elegance.
2025, 2024
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Based on 3 customer reviews.
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Rozova
Rich, full-bodied wine with a nose that combines the sweetness of ripe apples and the freshness of flowers. The texture is heavy and dry, with a lingering bitterness from quince. The crispness is sharp, but the conclusion is short and lacks depth. Overall, a decent wine that serves its purpose as a table wine, but may not be worth savoring on its own.
Gahee
Crisp and delightful combination of clean apples, zesty lime, and sweet peach, with a mellow and round finish. A agreeable and rewarding experience.
Kathaleen
Crisp and crisp Austrian white wine with a clear light yellowish hue, augmented by a nose that echoes the sweetness of apples, with a gentle wisp of lime and a touch of peach, all in contrast maintaining a dry and tart finish, leaving a gratifying medium-long aftertaste.
Based on 3 customer reviews.
I love it!
Not for me
Customer
Voss Expert
Rozova
Rich, full-bodied wine with a nose that combines the sweetness of ripe apples and the freshness of flowers. The texture is heavy and dry, with a lingering bitterness from quince. The crispness is sharp, but the conclusion is short and lacks depth. Overall, a decent wine that serves its purpose as a table wine, but may not be worth savoring on its own.
Gahee
Crisp and delightful combination of clean apples, zesty lime, and sweet peach, with a mellow and round finish. A agreeable and rewarding experience.
Kathaleen
Crisp and crisp Austrian white wine with a clear light yellowish hue, augmented by a nose that echoes the sweetness of apples, with a gentle wisp of lime and a touch of peach, all in contrast maintaining a dry and tart finish, leaving a gratifying medium-long aftertaste.
Tegernseerhof Dürnsteiner Grüner Veltliner Federspiel is noted for its crispness and flavors of ripe apples, lime, and peach. While some appreciate its full-bodied nature and rewarding finish, others find it heavy with a lingering bitterness and short conclusion. It serves well as a table wine but may not stand out on its own.
This Grüner Veltliner from the esteemed Tegernseerhof estate presents a pale straw hue with green reflections, indicative of its youthful vibrancy. The nose is an intricate tapestry of white pepper, crisp green apple, and a whisper of lime zest, underscored by a subtle mineral edge. On the palate, it showcases a precise balance of lively acidity and a medium body, with flavors of ripe pear and a hint of fennel seed. The finish is clean and refreshing, marked by a persistent minerality that speaks to its Wachau origins. A quintessential expression of Federspiel elegance.
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