The Kirnberg, first mentioned in writing in 1451 as “Churnperig,” is located in western Rossatz on the southern bank of the Danube and is more of a high plateau than a mountain. The east-facing
Kirnberg site is characterized by massive rocks and paragneiss.
Grüner Veltliner from Kirnberg is always elegant and juicy, with fine spice and minerality.
Subtle and playful on the nose with aromas of yellow apple, a hint of grapefruit, and white pepper;
On the palate, it is full-bodied, smooth, and lively, with refreshing acidity and a long-lasting, elegant, and mineral-spicy finish. Smaragd stands for dry, dense, and complex wines from the Wachau region. In addition to their structure and depth, Smaragds also impress with their great aging potential.
93 FALSTAFF points
