Country of origin: Czech Republic
Wine appellation: Moravia, Mikulov sub-appellation, Brod nad Dyjí village, Brodské stráně vineyard
Vintage: 2008
Alcohol content: 11.5%
Color: medium yellow
Bouquet: linden tree flowers, minerality, hint of benzin tones
Taste: medium body, dry lemon peel, minarality and very good lime acidiyt supported by hint of residual sugar, medium to longer finish
Recommended food pairing: trout
Overall score: 4+8+12+6+6+50=86
Price: CZK 150
Stopper: cork
Wine appellation: Moravia, Mikulov sub-appellation, Brod nad Dyjí village, Brodské stráně vineyard
Vintage: 2008
Alcohol content: 11.5%
Color: medium yellow
Bouquet: linden tree flowers, minerality, hint of benzin tones
Taste: medium body, dry lemon peel, minarality and very good lime acidiyt supported by hint of residual sugar, medium to longer finish
Recommended food pairing: trout
Overall score: 4+8+12+6+6+50=86
Price: CZK 150
Stopper: cork
Felt like something with good acidity and slightly more complex than Sauv Blanc in this extremely hot weather. Found this bottle in my wine fridge and it was good choice. I really enjoy bottle aged Rieslings like this one, especially if it has a bit of residual sugar, which otherwise could feel a bit juicy. I checked the blog and I tasted the same bottle 3 months ago in March 2013, the notes this time are slightly different so I put the ones above.
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