Very drinkable. Would buy again — 7 months ago
Clean, crisp Grüner Veltliner, enjoyed before dinner in Brooklyn Heights (Grenada Wines) — a year ago
Pale lemon color.
Aromas are muted, but warm & pleasant. Some notes of spice and autolysis.
Dry. Flavors of yellow plum, apricot, subtle citrus, warm spice, soft minerality.
Intensity: 3/5
Complexity: 3/5
Balance: 4/5
Finish: 4/5 — 3 days ago
Liked it a lot. Well balanced. Nice and dry — 4 days ago
Crisp, mildly dry. Hints citrus. — a year ago
Refreshing but not too tart; grapefruit zest, tangerine pith, fresh almonds, chamomile flowers, dried apricot, zippy lingering fresh ginger spice on nose and palate. Gets more interesting outta the fridge on the second day, the apricot more pronounced in the bouquet with a hint of honeysuckle and a whiff of cotton candy; palate is mellower and fruitier. Would buy again — 2 years ago
Winzer Krems Grüner Veltliner Kremstal DAC 2023 – Austria
A textbook Grüner Veltliner from Kremstal DAC, bright, crisp, and ultra-refreshing. Expect orchard fruits like pear and green apple, layered with citrus zest and that signature hit of white pepper that defines the varietal.
Zippy acidity keeps it lively and food-friendly, while a subtle touch of tannin adds structure. Clean, dry, and palate-reviving, perfect chilled on a warm day or as a reset when your taste buds need a break. 🍐🍋⚡ Cheers! — 15 days ago
Bright, acidic lemony and tasty! Would get again — 3 months ago
Delicious Grüner Veltiner, served while watching the Celtics in the NBA Finals at The Pilot House, Kennebunk, ME, also at Coastal Alchemist wine bar, Ogunquit — a year ago
Freddy R. Troya
Winzer Krems – Sandgrube 13 – Grüner Veltliner – Chremisa Edition
Lower Austria (Niederösterreich), Austria
A wine steeped in history, this Chremisa Edition was created in 1995 to celebrate the 1,000-year anniversary of the City of Krems, first mentioned in 995 AD. It stands today as a quintessential representation of what Grüner Veltliner from Lower Austria can achieve — both in depth and distinction.
On the nose:
Expressive aromas of grapefruit, honeysuckle, and a signature hit of crushed white pepper, underpinned by a crisp mineral streak that gives this wine its backbone and poise.
On the palate:
Remarkable structure and freshness. This Grüner doesn’t just refresh l, it recalibrates the palate, offering a multi-dimensional experience. There’s a gentle spiciness, elegant texture, and perfectly pitched acidity that keep it focused and food-friendly.
Mouthfeel & Pairing:
Bright, balanced, and full of character. An all-rounder that pairs effortlessly with white meats (veal, rabbit, chicken), anything fried or baked (schnitzel, crispy mushrooms), and even cold appetizers. Or simply sip it solo, it shines just as beautifully as a “meditation wine.”
Conclusion:
A timeless Grüner that embodies both Austria’s winemaking heritage and a refreshing, modern charm. Not to be missed. 🍋🌿✨ — 6 days ago