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Where to buy 2018 | Veyder Malberg | Hochrain Gruner Veltliner

2018 | Veyder Malberg | Hochrain Gruner Veltliner

7.982,00 Kč

White Wine: 2018 | Veyder Malberg | Hochrain Gruner Veltliner

A creamy white wine with aromas of concentrated pineapple, apple and pear. On the palate it is fresh and fruity, with great acidity and minerality with a salty finish.

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Producer: Veyder Malberg

Vintage: 2018

Size: 750ml

ABV: 12.5%

Varietal: Gruner Veltliner

    Country/Region: Austria, Wachau

      Detailed Description

      A creamy white wine with aromas of concentrated pineapple, apple and pear. On the palate it is fresh and fruity, with great acidity and minerality with a salty finish.

        Producer Information

        The problem with Peter’s wines is that there is too much to think about when tasting them. They are not for everyone and you must be in-tune with wines that are not meant to be drunk so quickly. In other words, you’ve got to take the time to be able to read between the lines with these magical wines. They can be the most sublime and pure expression of any wine created on this planet. Peter Veyder-Malberg, or as I refer to him, Peter Pan, rages with ideology and a child-like enthusiasm for his vineyards. He is well beyond organic or biodynamic production with his thinking and spends his time cultivating positive working relationships with his insects or conversing with mushrooms and microorganisms that live in the root systems of his vines. I have tasted his wines that have been opened for more than a month and they can be simply jaw-droppingly fresh. Peter is a bit of a wizard and seems to have come from nowhere, or rather Neverland. He continues to rock the establishment in the Wachau with extraordinarily pure and deep wines that don’t follow the local traditions. He is simply one of the greatest minds behind any wine anywhere in the world. Sadly, we get mere morsels from him as he makes less than 1000 cases per year. They have become an obsession for me. If you want to read more about my obsession, click here: Meeting Peter Pan A UNESCO World Heritage site, Austria’s Wachau gorge is home to arguably the most prestigious winegrowing region in the country, and its most visually stunning. The eastern border is west of Vienna by about an hour drive and begins in a town called Unterloiben. It runs through the river gorge thirteen or so kilometers ending in Spitz, a town that marks the far western end of the winegrowing areas along the river. Though one of the coolest winegrowing regions in Austria (not only in temperature, but also in vibe), the Wachau is located in an area strongly affected by opposing climatic influences. Warm Pannonian winds move in from the east and collide with colder Atlantic and Alpine winds insulated by the wilderness surrounding the gorge, which creates a tug-of-war of extremes between day and nighttime temperatures during the summer and fall. Much less than in the past, before the hydroelectric dams were installed and slowed its vigorous pace, the Danube River regulates temperatures and mitigates some risk of spring frost.

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        2018 | Veyder Malberg | Hochrain Gruner Veltliner

        7.982,00 Kč

        White Wine: 2018 | Veyder Malberg | Hochrain Gruner Veltliner

        A creamy white wine with aromas of concentrated pineapple, apple and pear. On the palate it is fresh and fruity, with great acidity and minerality with a salty finish.

        Order from the Largest & Most Trusted Premium Spirits Marketplace!

        Featured in

        NOTICE: Many other small liquor store sites may end up cancelling your order due to the high demand, unavailability or inaccurate inventory counts. We have partnerships consisting of a large network of licensed retailers from within the United States, Europe and across the world ensuring orders are fulfilled.

        Producer: Veyder Malberg

        Vintage: 2018

        Size: 750ml

        ABV: 12.5%

        Varietal: Gruner Veltliner

        Country/Region: Austria, Wachau

        A creamy white wine with aromas of concentrated pineapple, apple and pear. On the palate it is fresh and fruity, with great acidity and minerality with a salty finish.

        Producer Information

        The problem with Peter’s wines is that there is too much to think about when tasting them. They are not for everyone and you must be in-tune with wines that are not meant to be drunk so quickly. In other words, you’ve got to take the time to be able to read between the lines with these magical wines. They can be the most sublime and pure expression of any wine created on this planet. Peter Veyder-Malberg, or as I refer to him, Peter Pan, rages with ideology and a child-like enthusiasm for his vineyards. He is well beyond organic or biodynamic production with his thinking and spends his time cultivating positive working relationships with his insects or conversing with mushrooms and microorganisms that live in the root systems of his vines. I have tasted his wines that have been opened for more than a month and they can be simply jaw-droppingly fresh. Peter is a bit of a wizard and seems to have come from nowhere, or rather Neverland. He continues to rock the establishment in the Wachau with extraordinarily pure and deep wines that don’t follow the local traditions. He is simply one of the greatest minds behind any wine anywhere in the world. Sadly, we get mere morsels from him as he makes less than 1000 cases per year. They have become an obsession for me. If you want to read more about my obsession, click here: Meeting Peter Pan A UNESCO World Heritage site, Austria’s Wachau gorge is home to arguably the most prestigious winegrowing region in the country, and its most visually stunning. The eastern border is west of Vienna by about an hour drive and begins in a town called Unterloiben. It runs through the river gorge thirteen or so kilometers ending in Spitz, a town that marks the far western end of the winegrowing areas along the river. Though one of the coolest winegrowing regions in Austria (not only in temperature, but also in vibe), the Wachau is located in an area strongly affected by opposing climatic influences. Warm Pannonian winds move in from the east and collide with colder Atlantic and Alpine winds insulated by the wilderness surrounding the gorge, which creates a tug-of-war of extremes between day and nighttime temperatures during the summer and fall. Much less than in the past, before the hydroelectric dams were installed and slowed its vigorous pace, the Danube River regulates temperatures and mitigates some risk of spring frost.
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