After last night's trip to the Dressner's Real Wine Attack in Chicago
(more on this later when I can put my notes together), we had a simple
dinner of take-out Thai food tonight. With it, we had a bottle
purchased last night:

2009 Domäne Wachau Grüner Veltliner Federspiel "Terrassen"
nose: minerals, green peas, white pepper
palate: rich fruit, firmly acidic, minerals


Wow! At first, this wine seemed atypically big for a Federspiel, but
curiously with time it gained more definition and acidity. Rich yet
focused and precise, this was an outstanding example of Grüner for a
very appealing price (~$13)

Mark Lipton

On Mar 25, 10:29*pm, Mark Lipton > wrote:
> After last night's trip to the Dressner's Real Wine Attack in Chicago
> (more on this later when I can put my notes together), we had a simple
> dinner of take-out Thai food tonight. *With it, we had a bottle
> purchased last night:
>
> 2009 Dom ne Wachau Gr ner Veltliner Federspiel "Terrassen"
> nose: minerals, green peas, white pepper
> palate: rich fruit, firmly acidic, minerals
>
> Wow! *At first, this wine seemed atypically big for a Federspiel, but
> curiously with time it gained more definition and acidity. *Rich yet
> focused and precise, this was an outstanding example of Gr ner for a
> very ppealing price (~$13)
>
> Mark Lipton

thanks, will look for this. I generally like anyway. The world's 2nd
best co-op!