Gruner Veltliner

Medium yellow-green colour shows silver reflections. Delicate herbal spice, yellow pear, fresh orange zest and tobacco nuances appear with white orchard fruit. The medium-bodied palate includes subtle sweetness and integrated acidity; floral honey is present in the finish. Grüner Veltliner from Weinviertel contains twelve-point-five percent alcohol and spends six months in stainless steel. It is certified Sustainable Austria and vegan.

Granny Smith apple, lime, peach and white pepper accompany a dry, light profile with lively acidity. Grüner Veltliner grows on sandy loam. The grapes are gently pressed into stainless steel, where fermentation and a short period of lees ageing take place. The wine is loosely filtered and bottled with ninety parts per million total sulphur. Alcohol is eleven-and-a-half percent.

Green apple, pear, lime, apricot and peach meet thyme, white pepper and a light herbal note. The palate is juicy and crisp, with discreet minerality, refreshing acidity and a dry finish. Spontaneous fermentation took place in stainless steel, followed by one year on fine lees in the same material. The profile carries medium body and measured length.

Jasmine, rose, yellow apple, kiwi and herbal notes share the aromatic profile. The palate is juicy, with ripe fruit, fine tannins and vivid acidity, followed by a salty finish. Half Grüner Veltliner is joined by equal quarter portions of Riesling and Gelber Muskateller. Part of the fruit is whole-bunch pressed, while other lots are destemmed or foot-trodden before nine months on lees.

White apple, pear and fresh meadow herbs shape a medium-bodied profile. The fruit remains fresh and persistent, with 12.5 percent alcohol, 5.5 grams per litre of acidity and 3.2 grams per litre of residual sugar. Made from Grüner Veltliner in Kamptal, the dry white carries Kamptal DAC status and certified-organic designation AT-BIO-301. It is sealed under screwcap.

Greenish-yellow in colour, this Grüner Veltliner shows fresh green apple, a juicy, fruity palate and a peppery finish. The vineyards lie in the Bressanone basin at 650 to 750 metres, with permeable moraine deposits of mica schist, paragneiss and quartzite. Three quarters of the must ferment and mature in stainless steel, while one quarter uses 30-hectolitre oak casks. Maturation lasts six months.

Grüner Veltliner, Pinot Blanc and Muscat Ottonel form a 60/35/5 blend. The fruit comes from biodynamic vineyards in Burgenland on limestone and gravel soils. Fermentation begins spontaneously in stainless steel with seven days of skin contact, followed by seven months on the lees. Preserved lemon, honeysuckle, ginger, pomelo, yellow grapefruit and pineapple accompany a mineral, saline structure.

The wine draws from four terraced vineyards: Bruck, Schön, Buschenberg and Hochrain. Most are rooted in primary rock, while one vineyard has loess soil. The sites are too small to bottle separately, so they come together as a cross-section of Wachau. Made from Grüner Veltliner, the vineyards are certified organic and much of the terrace work is done by hand.

Silver-golden colour is slightly cloudy yet bright. Asparagus, mineral detail, ginger and lime appear in the glass. The Grüner Veltliner is medium-bodied, with medium tannins, acidity and a creamy texture. Lime and mineral notes are joined by a long finish with green apple. This white wine is Biodynamic and comes from the Wachau in Austria.

Frosted grape pulp, underripe fuzzy peach and white spice accompany a long, wild finish. The Grüner Veltliner comes from biodynamically farmed vines in Hohenruppersdorf, within the Weinviertel. Grapes receive ten hours of skin contact before a slow eight-hour press. Spontaneous fermentation takes place in wood, and the wine then spends six months resting on its lees.

Yellow orchard fruit, ginger, white pepper and almond skin accompany mineral notes. The Grüner Veltliner is full-bodied and concentrated, with acidity, dry character and length. Hochrain lies on deep loess. Maturation lasts six months in old 1,500-litre barrels. The wine comes from Wachau, Austria, carries twelve and a half percent alcohol and is made entirely from Grüner Veltliner.

Ripe pear, papaya and citrus lead, with elderflower, marzipan, fennel and chalk adding aromatic detail. The palate is concentrated yet crisp, marrying a gently creamy texture with bright acidity and a savoury mineral finish. It works well with shellfish, roast poultry, fried foods or soft goat cheese.