Josef & Phillip Brundlmayer Riesling Steingraben 2015
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The Steingraben vineyards stand for the interaction of vine, rock and wind. Terroir in all its complexity manifests itself in slightly smokey hints and is supported by fruity and floral flavours.
Wines taste best when shared with friends!
Kremstal: The name says it all. The Steingraben vineyards stand for the interaction of vine, rock and wind. Terroir in all its complexity manifests itself in slightly smokey hints and is supported by fruity and floral flavours.
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