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• By Julia Harding, MW
  6/27/2008 (link)

  (Markus Huber, Berg Riesling Traisental White) Subscribe to see review text.

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• By Peter Moser
  November/December 2007, IWC Issue #135 (link)

  (Markus Huber Riesling Berg) Subscribe to see review text.

Garagiste

• By Jon Rimmerman
  12/10/2008 (link)

  (RIESLING Berg HUBER) Huber Dear Friends, In one of the more bizarre wine-trade occurrences we've been a part of, our 2006 allocation of Marcus Huber was "lost" by the winery, replaced by the 2007's (which is what everyone received) and then "found" a few weeks ago. The result? Our entire original allocation of the 2006 arrived today via air freight and it's as though Yogi Berra has made an appearance in the warehouse - it's deja vu all over again. Marcus Huber became a star with the 2006 vintage and the light is now shining on the Traisental, the Wachau's border neighbor to the east. Huber's two best wines, the Riesling Berg and Gruner Berg are still priced like the Wachau was ten years ago and the quality is just as high, if not higher than many $50 examples (take a look at present prices for the better Wachau Smaragd wines). While not inexpensive by any means, In terms of the Austrian hierarchy, Huber remains a steal and the quality is not only in the bottle but both wines should age for years. An impressive young-gun going places in a hurry. Both are directly from the source with perfect provenance - both are very hard to find in Europe or the US: 2006 Marcus Huber Riesling DAC "Berg" (Traisental) 2006 Marcus Huber Gruner Veltliner DAC "Berg" (Traisental) Thank you, Jon Rimmerman Garagiste Seattle, WA Austr5677 Austr5678