I recently tasted through the 2011 Fritsch Riesling from Austria’s wine-growing region of Wagram. Fritsch brings an ultra-dry white wine to the table with good fruit on the nose – a dynamic combination of green apple, stone fruit and a touch of citrus with an earth-laden, mineral-driven nature rounding out the primary aroma profile.
On the palate you can expect a lean, racy wine with clean lines, crisp textures, solid balance and a decent dose of mouthwatering acidity. This well-made Austrian Riesling presents a very food-friendly wine for summer with its foodie sights set on seafood, Thai, roasted veggies and garlic based dishes.
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Source: About.com
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