Loess soil, fine silt derived from glacial deposits, is the core characteristic of the Wagram vineyards. With Riesling’s ability to take its varietal flavor from the soil, this wine shows richness and opulence, while still keeping close to fresh apples and spice flavors. It’s young, but already drinkable.——R.V.(8/1/2007)—— 88

Pungent on the nose, offering up hints of grass and passion fruit. This medium-bodied Riesling shows solid fruit on the palate--melon and grapefruit come to mind--but it lacks a bit of intensity and length on the finish.——J.C.(8/1/2006)—— 86

Features ripe fruit and citrus flavors, garnished by scents of apples, pears, peaches and a dusting of limestone. It’s big and round in the mouth without being soft, ending on a lingering lemony note. Imported by Magellan Wine Imports. ——J.C.(3/1/2006)—— 89

A lean, mineral-driven style, with austere pear and citrus fruit notes that take a back seat to flavors suggestive of graphite. Tart on the finish, picking up some grapefruity notes. ——J.C.(12/15/2004)—— 85