Nice bottle we drunk at a cosy wine bar. Very special kind of GV, more Burgundian in style. Aged in barriques and thus quite buttery and oaky – but very well integrated oak. Very smooth and creamy, rich in taste and with a long finish. Actually not easily recognizable as a GV since the typical peppery note (or “Pfefferl”) was missing here. I think I wouldn’t have recognized the varietal if it was a blind tasting.
…Later: Sh** Happens!! Sorry ’bout that! :( Luckily the content didn’t spill out :)
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