brando cox

9.1

One of the best Gruber Veltliners out there. Purchase at the source in Austria a few years back, this is peaking in 2020. Superb aromas of floral vanilla mixed with yellow fruit notes of pineapple, lemon, pear apricot. Perfect balance and mouth feel apple tropical peach which lingers. Later on as it opens a bit of white pepper is revealed 9.1 / 4.1 — 5 years ago

Harold Elshof

9.2

Nice wine in ede — 6 years ago

Patrick Hurley

8.9

Tastes like a much more expensive wine. Very nice. — 7 years ago

Carlo Maria Rossotto

8.9

Nice Austrian Red - blackcurrent, violet hints, solid and balanced. Way to go! — 7 years ago

Scott Petrus

9.0

This is lovely little wine with loads of petrol, pebbles, Lilacs, and secondary flavors. The piercing acidity is impressive. — 9 years ago

Zach Santo

8.9

Not overly fruity on the nose. However, the mineral accents come out more predominantly. Crisp apple on the palate with a slight mineral finish at the back of the tongue. — 9 years ago

Michael Piaker

9.0

6 July 2013. Williamsburg, NY. — 10 years ago

Matt MP

9.0

Pleasantly sour, grapey. Serve fridge temperature. — 6 years ago

Severn Goodwin

9.1

On the Lawn at Tanglewood this afternoon with the Boston Symphony Orchestra. Our conductor Andris Nelsons is leading BEETHOVEN (Symphony No. 4), HK GRUBER (Aerial, Concerto for trumpet and orchestra) with the amazing Håkan Hardenberger as the trumpet soloist and then STRAUSS (“Dance of the Seven Veils” from Salome). Andris and Håkan happen to be friends, and both are trumpet players, I expect to see some playful nature to their interaction this afternoon. Mr. Hardenberger is a world renowned and virtuousic player, we're always glad to hear him, this will be his 4th Tanglewood appearance in 5 years. We expect various mutes to be employed over the work, a cow horn (yes it is want you think) and then finishing with piccolo trumpet, exciting to have a soloist work multiple instruments over his appearance!

Nose has green apple peel, dry seashell, cold quince, cut lemongrass and faint green herbals.

Palate has floral/ripe pear, yellow apple, green apple, fresh lemon rind and light sweetness on a medium-long finish. Fun bottle for a warm afternoon!

Off dry blend of Sauvignon Blanc, Riesling and Valvin Muscat, a new offering for 2019, believe only available to the Wine Club or direct purchase at the winery. — 6 years ago

Daniel Martinez Cardenas

9.2

Lots of blueberry, raspberry, ripe plum with a touch of vanilla and cinnamon spices. Very smooth and tasty, perfect for this Mother's Day evening. I have noticed there's a lot of us that have tried a Turley wine in the past. Guys, let me know what you think @Jason Oliver @Isaac Pirolo @Alex Christian @Alex Crangle @Alex Lallos @Anthony Lombardi @Casey Stringer @Charles Hetzel @Dan Sheinberg @Doug Scott @Eric Schadel @Greg Gregory @John Howard @Mike Smith @Nick Davis @Roy Goble @Ryan Carey @Scott Gruber @Steve Anderson @Stuart Scheff — 8 years ago

with Cointa

Megan Bennett

9.0

Nice green apple. Zippy! Fuller body than a typical gruner but still easy drinking. Great with fish and Asian. But shin! — 9 years ago

Saya Fukuda

9.8

Light nice bitter — 10 years ago

Kevin Ross

9.8

Scents of sweet lemon, white flowers, lemon zest. Full bodied on palate with a delicate honeyed nuance. Flavors of fresh lemons and lemon pits. The finish has a nice minerality to it and there is an herbal note to the finish as well. Well balanced, nothing overpowers anything else and though the wine is rich it remains light in its feet. Love it! — 12 years ago

Severn Goodwin

9.1

On the Lawn at Tanglewood this afternoon with the Boston Symphony Orchestra. Our conductor Andris Nelsons is leading BEETHOVEN (Symphony No. 4), HK GRUBER (Aerial, Concerto for trumpet and orchestra) with the amazing Håkan Hardenberger as the trumpet soloist and then STRAUSS (“Dance of the Seven Veils” from Salome). Andris and Håkan happen to be friends, and both are trumpet players, I expect to see some playful nature to their interaction this afternoon. Mr. Hardenberger is a world renowned and virtuousic player, we're always glad to hear him, this will be his 4th Tanglewood appearance in 5 years. We expect various mutes to be employed over the work, a cow horn (yes it is want you think) and then finishing with piccolo trumpet, exciting to have a soloist work multiple instruments over his appearance

Nose has strawberry-banana smoothie, light crushed red raspberry and freshly washed cherry.

Palate has red currant, red raspberry, slight grassy note and faint wet sandstone.

Exciting to get back to this bottle. Our last experience was directly off tank (Fall '18) which was tapped by Morten for us, very cloudy then, but flavors were beginning to come together. 100% Pinot Noir. — 6 years ago

Scott Wren

9.1

Gamay weight and texture with a dark cherry flavor and an herbal finish. Easy drinking and refreshing. — 7 years ago

DL

9.1

Sharper than normal Gruber Berliner. Kind of funky almost bubbly at the tip of tongue — 7 years ago

with C

Julie Hamberg

9.0

Love. Grapefruit and delicious. — 8 years ago

Tracy M

9.5

Really smooth with a hint of sweetness at the end — 9 years ago

Ted Corvey

8.9

Decent body. Stone fruit, pear, and delicious. Solid qpr. — 10 years ago

with Scott

Sasha Agapov

9.0

Whole Foods lucky find. Nice balance for 2011. Light and smoky. — 11 years ago