Variety: 100% Rhine Riesling
Country of origin: Czech Republic
Wine appellation: Moravia, Mikulv sub-appellation, Jevišovka village, Dražice vineyard
Vintage: 2010
Alcohol content: 11.0%
Color: light yellow
Bouquet: concentrated tones of flowers, especially linden tree, green apple
Taste: light to medium body, very interesting taste with lime being the dominant fruit fully supported by high acidity, which is accompanied by residual sugar, medium finish
Recommended food pairing: trout
Overall score: 84
Price: CZK 150
Stopper: cork
Wine appellation: Moravia, Mikulv sub-appellation, Jevišovka village, Dražice vineyard
Vintage: 2010
Alcohol content: 11.0%
Color: light yellow
Bouquet: concentrated tones of flowers, especially linden tree, green apple
Taste: light to medium body, very interesting taste with lime being the dominant fruit fully supported by high acidity, which is accompanied by residual sugar, medium finish
Recommended food pairing: trout
Overall score: 84
Price: CZK 150
Stopper: cork
It reminds me a bit of Mosela in the nose, where you can get sweet tones, but the taste is given 2010 specifically difficult vintage very different. Although it has residual sugar and lower alcohol making it reminiscent of Mosela Riesling, it has very high acidity, which is makes it very interesting and this being testing bottle I would for sure try to get couple more to check the aging potential, which should be due to higher sugar and acidity very good.
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