Netherlands
Tasted Friday, May 2, 2008 by jkoenen with 652 views
Plan was to compare two solid and reliable producers from the Bordeaux area.
Some ringers/substitutes from the same appellation were used fo fill in the holes.
All bottles served blind.
Personal WOTN: Lagrange 2000
Other wines to look out for: Poujeaux 2000 and Lagrange 1991 (!)
2005 Sepp Moser Grüner Veltliner Gebling Kremstal
Austria, Niederösterreich, Kremstal
Clear light yellow. Plump, well-rounded in the nose. Grannies and a buttery-kind of lime jump from the glass. Quite long for this kind of wine and the finish has a nice and spicy kind of herbaceousness (fennel, parsley, white pepper). Very youthful at the moment. Nice one!
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2002 Schäfer-Fröhlich Weißer Burgunder trocken
Germany, Nahe
Medium and bright yellow. Modernistic nose of banana-esters, orange- and lime zest and plentiful use of oak. In the mouth it's broad, sultry and ripe, showing smokey, buttery, minty chardonnay-like yellow fruit. Fills the mouth, but its finish is a bit short. Nice glass of wine, and I get the feeling that this wine was made in the cellar rather than in the vineyard (which is a conclusion, not a judgment). Satisfying, but not very provocative or complex.
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