Wachau is a small wine district on the Danube River in northern Austria. The crystalline rock soils on steep terraces produce outstanding rieslings like tasted one; Jamek Jochinger Berg Riesling Federspiel 2013.
As riesling has been our favorite grape quite a long time, had to purchase this one, as it is not so widely spread wine. And was glad that did so.
THE LOOK
Color is straw yellow, quite light for riesling
THE NOSE
Some sweetness although wine is really dry, sugar only 6 g/l. Acidity compensates bouquet of peach
THE TASTE
Fresh fruits aromas, a refreshing acidity. Excellent riesling compared to price
Facts:
Alcohol: | 12.50 % |
Extract: | 26 g/l |
Acidity: | 8 g/l |
Energy: | 80 kcal / 100 ml (330 kJ / 100 ml) |
One of the best riesling findings from Alko. Although wine is young and it will develop, it is already enjoyable.
Tasted wine with cod, fennel and zucchini, perfect match. Because of acidity suits well with all fishes and shellfish, even with white meats.
REVIEW: OVERALL GRADE 4,5/5 – BANG FOR THE BUCK +++/+++
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