Duane Mason

9.4

Had aged beautifully and is delicious with a hearty beef Danube. Excellent. — 3 years ago

Bob McDonald

9.6

Wanted to compare two 2009 Rieslings - this from Kamptal Austria against the recently tasted Weinbach Grand Cru from Alsace This is mid Lemon in colour with more stone fruit namely peachy notes and flavours than the Alsatian Riesling both with low acid and both at their peak. Minerally gravelly notes also on the nose 2009 was an excellent vintage in Kamptal and adjoining regions along the Danube regions like Wachau. Another excellent mature Riesling at its peak. I would give the taste off to the Austrian by a nose. Thoroughly delicious. — 4 years ago

Alisha Crose

9.7

Also goes well with a boat ride down the Danube #hungary — 5 years ago

十文字開人

9.5

世界一飲みやすい赤ワイン。甘くてうまい。白ワインより飲みやすい。 — 5 years ago

Td

9.3

From Blue Danube. A slightly complex white! — 6 years ago

Audrey Zigmond

8.9

Super unique and dry - drinking on the Danube with Rohan, Nathan, Abby and Ryan — 6 years ago

P A

9.1

Imagine yourself drifting down the Danube River in the lower Austrian Wine region on a warm summer afternoon sipping a slightly chilled easy red wine and you will get a sense of what this wine is about. From its delightful aromatics of soft red fruits and wet stone to its clean acidity this light bodied Austrian offers just plain goodness on a cool crisp Canadian night. Cheers 🍷 — 6 years ago

Parker Campanella

9.2

Delicious for $12 — 4 years ago

Matt Sterr

9.0

Danube hill fruit. — 4 years ago

Mike Charest

9.0

Fruit on the nose, old world-ish.
Acidic, light body, semi dry.
Has some alcohol bite. — 5 years ago

Betsy Kitchens

10

Tropical deliciousness. Riesling's hipper eccentric cousin — 5 years ago

Saman Hosseini

Writer Maison Abattoir

9.0

Some German named ‘Egon’ showed up in Slovakia to making some riesling at this Baron’s chateau along the Danube. Bone dry and mineral driven, and somehow earthy with douglas fir/turpentine notes; very Comme des Garçons. Ist gut. — 6 years ago

JFS

9.0

Great wine, good taste in a great evening at front of Danube river, Budapest — 6 years ago

Scott E. Becker

9.0

[Tasted on September 6, 2020 at Home]

Purchased at the winery during visit in 2015. Wine is classified as Federspiel (between 11.5% and 12.5% ABV), which generally connotes wines that are dry, medium bodied and well balanced. This Gruner is from the Kollmitz vineyard (steep terraced slopes with Danube gravel soil) and is bottled at 12.0% ABV. Pepper and flint on the nose. Green apple and pear fruit, white pepper and smoke, with minerality which shines through. Nice acidity. — 4 years ago

Riana Burton

8.9

Tart. Fairly thin. Not too full bodied. Dave doesnt know how he feels about it bc of mountain dew — 4 years ago

JKT

9.0

Final wine for Danube cruise. Still surprisingly youthful and fresh tasting considering the vintage and age. Dark fruits tobacco earth and firm texture and good length. Good value for Americans on a French River cruise boat in Austria. — 5 years ago

Simon Wright

9.0

Sweet red, very drinkable 👍🏻 — 5 years ago

Anja Rullmann

9.1

Different. But not bad. — 6 years ago

Denitsa Zhecheva

9.0

Medium Body
Light Fruits — 6 years ago

Victoria Gutierrez

9.7

Surprisingly well balanced, fruity yet earthy. No bad aftertaste. A great find from a lesser known wine region — 6 years ago