Wines
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- Anton Bauer Gruner Veltliner Gmork 2011 Product #25281 (In Stock)
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The 2011 Gmork actually has a bit more minerality than the Three Star 2009 did along with a touch better richness and definition. Even fresh off the boat in November, 2011, The Post could already see the quality: “The Anton Bauer Gmörk has been one of my favorite bargain whites for years; this vintage arrives early because Austria experienced a warm growing season with an early harvest. The wine offers delicate aromas of white flowers and orange blossom, and limpid minerality. It should develop a bit more complexity over the next few months. Three Stars."
We agree with importer Klaus Wittenaur: “Best Gmörk to date!! This is what good GV should taste like. Aromatic on the nose, a beautiful play of perfume, apple, tropical fruit and acidity. All the aromas follow through on the palate and then the wine has a dry clean finish with a touch of white pepper. There is no other single vineyard Grüner on the market that can beat this taste and price-best value!!!" Grab a case or two now at this special price and enjoy it all spring and summer long with crunchy salad, crisp garden vegetables, grilled sausages, or even fried chicken. - Paul D Gruner Veltliner 2012 1.0l Product #27009 (In Stock)
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In the intense 2012 vintage, this is the best release yet from young winemaker Paul Direder. A golden straw color with delightful aromas of stone fruits and spice. Jam-packed with extract and flavor kept fresh by vibrant, intense, minerality and acids. Crazy value at $10.99 - especially in a one liter bottle that's big enough to share at a party!
- Steininger Gruner Veltliner "Classic" Kamptal 2011 Product #25825 (In Stock)
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Here's a wonderfully vibrant Gruner Veltliner that's full of fresh green pea, tangy apple, and white pepper aromas and flavors. Plenty of concentration here supported by tingly acidity and a long, mineral-driven, finish. It’s a “wow wine” at a silly price. You’d pay $25 or more for a wine of this quality from a bigger importer. Direct to us (and you!) from Klaus and it’s a steal!
- Steininger Gruner Veltliner Grand Gru 2011 Product #26551 (In Stock)
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Karl and Eva Steininger make a range of delicious wines from Austria’s best white grape, and they intend the Grand Grü to be the top of their line. The name is a fun play on words – evoking both the French concept of “Grand Cru” quality and the Steininger’s belief that this is a “Grand” Grüner Veltliner! Fruit for this wine comes from the Steininger’s best vineyard and is harvested in very late September or October. The ripe fruit ferments in stainless steel and then goes into large Acacia wood casks for malolactic fermentation and aging.
Pour a glass and you’ll meet generous aromas of creamy ripe pear, peach, and apricot. Take a sip and you’ll find autumn fruits – golden pear and apple – plus lime zest and citrus with a dash of baking spice and hints of classing Grüner white pepper. The texture is creamy and rich with plenty of acidity to keep things fresh and refreshing. The finish is long, mouthwatering, and features a hint of lime, ginger and spice as it lingers. Rich and round enough to handle the full range of Thanksgiving Dinner favorites and clean and juicy enough to keep you coming back for more.
- Steininger Gruner Veltliner Seckt 2010 Product #26659 (In Stock)
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So, what happens when you take a great still wine – in this case, the 2009 Grüner Veltliner Classic – and give it a little fizz? Pure joy ensues!
Steininger is Kamptal’s top producer of sparkling wines and one of the very best in all of Austria. The family specializes in single varietal, single vintage, fizz that showcases the character of the grape and growing season. The 2010 Grüner Veltliner Sekt is a beauty, at once creamy and full of classic Grüner fruit and terrifically dry and vibrant. The in-bottle secondary fermentation delivers plenty of fizz, but this still reads “Grüner” with bright apple, green pea, and white pepper notes. Easy to sip on its own and fun to pair with savory sausage or freshwater fish.
