GRÜNER VELTLINER 2019
EBNER-EBENAUER

“‘A clean, crisp and brisk take on Grüner, which sprinkles a little celery salt and white pepper over the crisp ripe apple for a summer-garden evening sipper.’”

“This small winery is run by winemaker Marion Ebner and her husband Manfred Ebenauer. Their Grüner was fermented and aged in tank with lees contact for extra depth. Lime zest, green apple and peppery aromas are echoed on the bone-dry and mineral palate which has crisp acidity on the finish.”

“This small winery is run by winemaker Marion Ebner and her husband Manfred Ebenauer. Their Grüner was fermented and aged in tank with lees contact for extra depth. Lime zest, green apple and peppery aromas are echoed on the bone-dry and mineral palate which has crisp acidity on the finish.”

“"This basic bottling (one of two from this estate that bears the official designation “DAC Weinviertel”) projects a lovely sense of levity, its piquancy of lime rind and apple pip as well as its firmness of texture tempered by sheer lime and honeydew melon juiciness. Subtly salinity adds to the appeal of a satisfyingly sustained if relatively simple finish."”

“The nose gives little away but the palate is full of lemony freshness and real verve. Taut and light on the palate, this is real refreshment with an aftertaste of lemon zest and a slight touch of savory yeast.”

“Recommended in the Independent by Stacey Smith. ”

“Light stony aroma but still typically Grüner with a touch of white pepper and fresh pears. Lively, dry and with a long, slightly herbal finish, all the while that stony character shines through the fruit. Perfectly judged freshness on the finish and the merest hint of tannic texture from the skin contact - in a good way, adding length and interest.”

“The 2016 Grüner Veltliner has a pale color and offers a clear, bright and fresh nose of white fruits and some yeasty and citrus aromas. On the palate this is a light, crisp and well-structured Grüner Veltliner classic that is bone dry but fruity and has good grip on the finish. Believe it or not, it drinks a bit like a classic Muscadet Sèvre-et-Maine!”