Prager 2020 Wachstum Bodenstein Smaragd Riesling (Wachau)
This is an incredible showing for a youthful wine like this, with intriguing brilliance of all elements. There is a seductive aroma of orange blossom pulling you in, while the seductive creaminess of the texture makes sure you're here to stay. The acidity gives it a sense of elegance and refinement, while flavors of ripe pear, peach and apricot drape over. The finish is concentrated and well structured. Best after 2025. Aleksandar Zecevic
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