(Kutscher's tasting notes5/99)
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Grüner Veltliner Ried Spiegel Reserve 2006 The wine International class with Austrian identity: The most concentrated and full-bodied Grüner Veltliner of the Jurtschitsch estate comes from vines that grow in the profound loess soils of the Spiegel vineyard which are covered with a mighty layer of humus. Every year this vineyard produces monumental Veltliners, which show a rich interplay of fragrances, as well as multilayered aromas and remarkable complexity – great substance with infinite facets. alcohol by vol:15 %, acidity: 4,8‰, residual sugar: 6,2 g/l Ried Spiegel This southerly-exposed site with a generous layer of humus underlaid with loess is very nutrient-rich. The profound soils allow the roots to grow long and deep, thereby allowing the vines to survive long dry periods without damage. They obtain their nutrients and minerals from different soil layers. Our most concentrated and complex Grüner Veltliner thrives here due to the type of soil. As the grapes absorb the components and expression of the terroir, they give wines of the highest aromatic concentration and complexity. Our red wines also come from this medium heavy soil; here, they obtain their deep, warm aroma and finesse. The wine-making [<] [tasting notes] [ratings]
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