Grüner Veltliner always makes me think of clear water, something from a mountain stream. This
one is a mid to light gold, with the smell of pears and a little honey
underpinned by a sense of spice. Grüner Veltliner is always drinkable I think,
even without food. A good summer wine on the terrace or in the garden of a pub.
Its mid-sharp on the plate but not off-putting, enriched with some bitter orange.
The Laurenz and Sophie label is marked by orange on the cap and some on the
otherwise fairly restrained and simple black and white label — that's also
playful with its paint-like splat of orange, much like the wine. A gift from my
sister from the Centennial Pub just around from Oxford at Paddington /Queens St
Woolahra. Like Arneis, I can't imagine ever drinking a bad Grüner Veltliner.
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