Description
This is especially the handwriting of the winery couple. Carmen and Martin Moser love each other, their profession and life. You can feel it when you talk to the two. You can taste it when you taste a wine Hermann Moser: Pure pleasure. Since 2002, Carmen and Martin Moser manage the Weingut Hermann Moser, in the middle of Austria’s Riesling and Veltliner Dorado, Kremstal. Rohrdorf is located just outside the historic wine town of Krems. The Danube shapes the air. Excellent documents, the same gently nestle in the form of a shell to the vineyards. Cooling evening breeze from the Waldviertel ensure interplay with plenty of sun for elegant, finely structured, fragrant and large plants. From mighty loess deposits (Gebling) come profound, elegant wines of world renown. The loess gives the wine a distinctive flavor with mineral stylistics. Visit Carmen and Martin Moser on their vineyard in Rohrendorf. Both exude charm and vitality, there goes your heart on. Enjoy a drink in the bright tasting room (with a huge glass front towards the Gebling). Give yourself a good day – with good wine.
Riesling Gebling 2013
Moser Hermann Tasting Note
The Gebling is a striking elevation in the north tube village, which extends up to Krems extends. He is one of the most powerful loess deposits in Europe. His name – probably originally “yellow-ling” – refers to the . Glowing walls behind the vineyards Reference The wine terraces on Gebling that directly behind begin our cellar, are ideal for spicy Veltliner and expressive Rieslings.
kL Wines Tasting Note
“Gebling is technically an Erste Lage Vineyard, but Buchegger cannot claim it on the label because he does not charge enough for the wine, making it a great value. Gebling is widely regarded as one of the best vineyards in the Kremstal region. It is planted on a steep, terraced hillside at 850 feet above sea level facing directly south. The soil there is conglomerate and the vines are 43 years old, producing low yields of very high quality fruit.”
Suburban Wines Tasting Note
Light golden yellow. Nose: Intense stone fruits, fine honey, fresh mandarin peel, delicate herbs and spices such as sage, juniper and nutmeg. Palate: Well defined, solid, crisp fruit bite, lighter styled Riesling showing purity with a lively core. Tight minerality. Other: It will go particularly well wish sushi or lightly spiced Asian cuisine, it is also great with salmon or tuna. Good aging potential from the rich mineral character.
Wine Enthusiast Tasting Note
Full-fruited peachiness is tempered by tangy lemon acidity with texture and concentration. It’s fruity and refreshing, but also very precise and delicious. Score: 91, Anne Krebiehl, August 2014
Wine Spectator Tasting Note
A racy style, with notes of tarragon to the green apple, dried apricot and nectarine flavors. Very crisp, presenting a finish that lingers with a tang of acidity. Drink now through 2020. 300 cases imported. Score: 88, Kim Marcus, November 2014
