“Gebling” of Rohrendorf (first site)
The Gebling is a significant hill north of Rohrendorf reaching down to Krems. It is a part of one the mightiest loess sediments in Europe. Its name – originally probably “Gelb-ling” (“yellowish”) – refers to blazing walls behind the vineyards. The terraces on Gebling, which start directly behind the cellar, are eminently suitable for spicy Veltliner and minerally Riesling.
Inviting yellow fruits with exotic touch. Orange and herbal notes. Juicy, animating acidity, repetitive exotic notes. Minerality. White pepper in the finish, pleasant final pressure.
