Friday, April 2, 2010
Laurenz V Austrian Friendly Grüner Veltliner 2008
I had a friendly chat with my neighbour; I enjoyed a friendly kick to kick in the park with Pat; she has a friendly demeanour; my mum is not so friendly with my dad anymore.
These are some examples of the word ‘friendly’ you may come across if you are emigrating to Australia and cannot speak a lick of English – grammar 101 you might say. There are many uses for the word friendly, but the most intriguing one came from a recent purchase down at Blackhearts and Sparrows in Brunswick; the Laurenz V Austrian Friendly Grüner Veltliner 2008. It reminds me of bad English/Cantonese translations on Cantonese food products!
A curious wine with elegant white pear and clean acid fill the nose with a little hint of white flowers – oleander I’d say after about 30 minutes. The palate is similar to the nose with citrus dominating the white pear. A nice wine, even for a GV, as one of the new cultural elite Melbourne sommeliers now refers to Grüner Veltliner.
Drink with smoked chicken cold cuts
Drink till 2011
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Screwcap 12.5%v/v $29 Blackhearts and Sparrows, Lygon Street Brunswick
Labels:
2008,
Austria,
Brunswick,
Gruner Veltliner,
sommelier
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