Gernot and Heike Heinrich Blaufränkisch (Leithaberg)

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Tipo

Other

Uva

Blaufränkisch

País

Austria

Denominação

Leithaberg

Corpo

full

Acidez

high

Tanino

high

Doçura

dry

Safras avaliadas

• 201590 pts

  This wine's shy nose barely hints at black cherry and plum. The palate is taut and framed by smooth, finely woven tannins that still hold its juicy red fruit tight. A pleasant, fresh, aromatic grip lingers.

• 201393 pts

  Blueberry, blackberry, smoke and white pepper unite to create a mysterious, almost brooding impression. This is still tightly coiled, but the flowing, silky-smooth palate with its slender poise and core of freshness suggest that with a little bottle age, this will emerge as a su…

• 201290 pts

  Very ripe, almost overripe berry fruit greets the nose. Black cherry is in abundance on the palate. This is juicy and full, with notions of compote fruit. The tannins are velvety and ripe, and there is a focusing ray of acid down the middle.

• 201189 pts

  This is a juicy, fruity wine that's just hinting at the spice typical to Blaufränkisch. Intense blackberry flavors are balanced by a leathery texture, bold acidity, and soft tannins. Probably ready to drink in a year. Glass stopper.

• 200992 pts

  Heinrich's Blaufränkisch is a concentrated and deeply tannic wine. It shows a mineral texture to go with the black plums and powerful structure. Intended for long-term aging, its acidity and dry core are already promising. Keep 3–4 years. Glass stopper.

• 200786 pts

  The least successful of Heinrich's varietal range, this is edgy with insistent acidity. The fruit does show red cherry brightness, although the mineral character returns.

• 200684 pts

  This is tight, showing bitter red berries as well as firm tannins. It has an awkward rough animal character that underlies the crisp acidity. The finish is better, showing delicious red cherries and layered freshness. Glass stopper.