M

9.0

Grassy, crisp, fava beans, round and buttery bit herbaceous BIO, little funky $15-20 — 5 years ago

Amanda Fritts

8.9

Quite tart and funky - but a really fun summer wine. — 5 years ago

Ely Cohn

9.0

I thought this was boxy at first but it comes together after a few days. It’s what you expect from a great biodynamic producer like Meinklang - an entry level Pinot with high acid, lean and crusty minerals forming into red fruit and soil. You roll the dice when you play with Pinot and this is as good as you can get for about $26. Just give it time to breathe. — 5 years ago

Cullen Perry

9.2

high acid, so tart, so fun. good bubbles. bruised apple, rubber tire, lime — 6 years ago

Oliver Pomerantz

9.3

Wow. Refreshing and crisp. — 6 years ago

Chip Hughes

9.0

Juicy, gushing, good value Zweigelt blend. Slammable. — 6 years ago

Azi Katz

9.6

Crazy amounts of carb, lost some to the table. But damn was this yummy. Just drinking a freaking apple — 7 years ago

John Fiehrer

8.9

Bright and zippy, tart crunchy red cherries, raspberries.... light and easy — 5 years ago

Aschwin de Wolf

9.0

Meinklang makes delicious skin contact wines. This Graupert is based on Pinot Gris. Apple and orange aroma with a funky note. Taste of ripe apples and tea. Dry and the slightly bitter finish is on the shorter side. Cellar temperature is cold enough for this orange wine. — 5 years ago

Ely Cohn

9.3

Meinklang is one of my favorite producers anywhere and we finally scored most of their lineup for the first time I can remember in Austin. Like Foradori, Meinklang is a picturesque self-sustaining Demeter certified biodynamic and organic farm which happens to make insanely good wines.
This is just about the prettiest shade of Pinot Grigio (aka Grauburgunder) I’ve ever seen.
It’s expertly assembled - sour honeyed tangerine and apricot.
Graupert is slang for a scruffy or wild soul - the Pinot gris is grown untrimmed, left to spread its vines wild.
Captured a Meinklang sunset in my glass. — 5 years ago

Brian Moore

9.5

Mein favorite type of wine — 6 years ago

Philip Liao

9.2

Very juicy energetic Pinot Noir. Red fruit, cherry, cranberry with some forest floor and stone minerality. Bright acidity and style due to cool climate. Oxidative on nose but blows off eventually. — 6 years ago

Haley Rose Smith

9.0

Cloudy yellow-orange. Light fizz, apple and just a bit of funk. Extremely pleasant. — 7 years ago

Jeremy Krantz

9.1

Mild fizz and big notes of dark fruit. Blackberries, figs, and some light tannins. Definitely a more serious wine than what Meinklang typically churns out. Tasty. — 5 years ago

Samuel Sabori

9.2

A salty acid bomb. Some herbal undertones and lime notes rising above it all. The acids settle down after about 30 min, but still very prominent throughout the bottle. — 5 years ago

with Julia

Lindsey

9.2

tastes like beer and apple cider — 6 years ago

Darren D’Altorio

9.1

Damn good wine. Didn’t blow me away but it made me smile. That’s all we are looking for in this life. — 6 years ago

Meghan German

10

Pinot Noir, simply delicious — 6 years ago

Michael Ardolino

9.5

Funk and acid. Most enjoyable white I’ve ever had. — 6 years ago

David Deardorff

9.6

Tastes not unlike grapefruit barrels aged sour beer. — 7 years ago