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2004 Nikolaihof Riesling Reserve Steiner Hund

Riesling

  • Austria
  • Niederösterreich
  • Wachau
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Community Tasting Notes 23

  • drwine2001 wrote:

    December 6, 2021 - Medium yellow. Petrol and guava. Medium to full bodied. Dry but succulent and long. Reaching full maturity. Excellent.

  • mjf@ulkner wrote:

    March 31, 2020 - Golden yellow. Petrol, ripe apple on nose. A bit of an oxidative note in this bottle. Ripe apricot, golden delicious apple and honey notes. Just a touch of sweetness on the finish. Not as good as previous bottle- may be either OTH or spoiled.

  • drwine2001 wrote:

    November 17, 2019 - Medium yellow, very sound for a 15 year old Riesling. Vivid aromas of yellow peach, ginger, and herbs but no secondary scents. Fuller and more densely packed than a bottle 5 months ago. Terrific purity of fruit, a little spice, and then a rush of acidity and soil toward the end. Either there is a bit of residual sugar, or I am just being fooled by the amount of glycerine here. Dynamite wine that still seems coiled, full of energy and material, and ready to go on for another 15 years if given the opportunity.

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  • drwine2001 wrote:

    June 11, 2019 - Not tasted in almost 10 years. Medium yellow color. Mostly herbs on the nose, no secondary development. Completely dry, excellent acidity, and still has the flesh of fruit even if one cannot pick out discrete fruit flavors. What I am saying is that it does not give the impression of being too austere or dried out at all. Lemony and mineral toward the end. Absolutely delicate feel (although it would be a stretch to call it Germanic in weight) without the density you often feel at this level of Austrian Riesling. Marvelous wine just about arriving at an early phase of maturity.

  • alanr wrote: 94 points

    May 18, 2019 - Good medium hay color, has a beautiful nose of fresh Riesling fruit, showing just a touch of age; fabulous medium intensity and depth, nice saline umami, a touch of oily density, good medium acidity and a lovely streak of minerality through the finish; shows some nice development but still nicely youthful. Gorgeous wine at early peak.

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  • By John Gilman
    Jul/Aug 2014, Issue #52, The 2004 Dry Riesling Comparison: Alsace, Austria and Germany

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  • By Julia Harding, MW
    6/29/2008 (link)

    (Nikolaihof, Steiner Hund Riesling Reserve Wachau White) Subscribe to see review text.

Wine Definition

  • Vintage 2004
  • Type White
  • Producer Nikolaihof
  • Varietal Riesling
  • Designation Reserve
  • Vineyard Steiner Hund
  • Country Austria
  • Region Niederösterreich
  • SubRegion Wachau
  • Appellation n/a
  • UPC Code 9005654007260

Community Holdings

  • Pending Delivery 6 (4%)
  • In Cellars 81 (49%)
  • Consumed 77 (47%)

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